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Sorry I should have included that the tank is always covered I just had it off doing maintenance.Nothing can be done now. Just let it be as stress free as possible. Might be a good idea to cover the tank or find out what caused the jump in the first place.
They like many gobies are notorious jumpers and as long as slime coat has not dried, it has half a chance. Typically do nothing and allow it to gain both oxygen and skin repair within tank.
His slime coat wasn’t close to dry. But he’s just curled up in an odd position in the rocks not moving. All I can see is him subtly breathing.They like many gobies are notorious jumpers and as long as slime coat has not dried, it has half a chance. Typically do nothing and allow it to gain both oxygen and skin repair within tank.
You can if it is thriving add stress coat which contributes to slime coat buildup
This exact same thing happened to me.
Great to hear! Carpet surfing is an olympic sport with gobies. If I didn't have a cover on my tank, mine would have won the gold metal a long time ago.Update- I woke up to him swimming around this morning like nothing ever happened. Couldn’t be happier
It has a lid I just had if off cleaning power-headsYou could always DIY a lid if you are concerned about them jumping out. I made a DIY lid for my tank using a screen door maker since I was worried about our fish jumping