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During their games, their bounds, while rivalling each other in beauty, brightness, and velocity, I distinguished the green labre; the banded mullet, marked by a double line of black; the round-tailed goby, of a white colour, with violet spots on the back; the Japanese scombrus, a beautiful mackerel of these seas, with a blue body and silvery head; the brilliant azurors, whose name alone defies description; some banded spares, with variegated fins of blue and yellow; the woodcocks of the seas, some specimens of which attain a yard in length; Japanese salamanders, spider lampreys, serpents six feet long, with eyes small and lively, and a huge mouth bristling with teeth; with many other species.

Goby, the "whittaw," otherwise saddler, who entertains them with the latest Treddleston gossip.

The German airship was fish-shaped, with a blunted head; the Asiatic airship was also fish-shaped, but not so much on the lines of a cod or goby as of a ray or sole.

Filmmakers and enthusiasts will have the opportunity to learn about virtual reality (VR) productions from Doha Film Institute's (DFI) VR workshop with Emmy Award-nominated film director Fx Goby scheduled from September 29 until October 3.

The round goby, a dietary mainstay of the big smallies in Lake Erie and a fish that feeds on zebra mussels, invaded the area in 2006.

Try the Risotto di Go, made with goby, a fish found in the lagoon.

DE: A non-native species like the quagga or zebra mussel, goby, or alewife fish is pretty much impossible to eradicate.