please add some more european micros

I have this other picture of the goby that shows the first dorsal sticking up, I dropped my camera in the river so the photo is from my phone.

Thanks for the advise moose, the camera actually seems to have recovered and I have taken a few test photos and all is working well apart from a few scratches on the screen, pretty impressive considering it fell from my pocket onto the rocks and into the river! I had to do the rice trick with my phone after it dropped in the river (also on a microfishing trip) and I had to swim after my wallet when it fell out of my pocket (again after micros!)

I just got back from a holiday by the sea and I picked up a few lifers, so here they are.

stone loach barbatula barbatula    freshwater micro 

common blenny or shanny lipophyris pholis    saltwater micro 

sand goby   pomatoschistus minutus   saltwater micro

common dragonet  callyonimus lyra   saltwater micro 

dab limada limanda   saltwater standard

european flounder platichthys flesus   saltwater standard 

thanks.

I love them! i've tried to catch them from this particular stretch of river for atleast a year now, they are awlays there under the rocks but I just couldn't get them to bite. I think I just I just happened to be fishing for them in ideal conditions so I caught about 5 of them Each one was different!

just dug this one up.

atlantic mackeral   scomber scombrus

this seemed to be slowly moving down so I just thought I'd bump it back up incase it was lost forever

mediterranean trout  salmo cettii     

Can you hold back on the sculpin for a bit, I just found that what used to be called cottus gobio is now split into about 9 diferen species, it may stll be gobio but I cant be sure yet. thanks

ARRRHHHHHHHH, This is so confusing, apparenty thereare two species of scupin in italy, one is only found in the timavo spring, but the other species (cottus gobio) is in rivers draining into the tiber and isn't meant to be found in the reno at all.

Got it I think, cottus ferrugineus is said to be endemic to rivers draining into the adriatic so that must be what it is. If anyone can help me confirm this ID it would be much appreciated.

Another correction, the souffie is infact telestes muticellus or the Italian riffle dace.

heres a definate list of all the fish I need added.

common european minnow phoxinus phoxinus

stone loach barbatula barbatula

italian riffle dace telestes muticellus

martens goby padogobius bonelli

common blenny/shanny lipophris pholis

common dragonet callionymus lyra

sand goby pomatochistus minutus

dab limanda limanda

european flounder platyichthes flesus

mediteranean trout salmo cettii

atlantic mackerel scomber scombrus

I'm really not sure of the ID on my sculpin yet, it may be that I have to wait until I can get some better pictures next time I go to italy.

thanks

Thanks corey! yes, the italian riffle dace is the one which I originaly thought to be a souffie.

Cheers corey, sorry to be such a pain!