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It's been a great citizen of my tank. It is somewhat bashful but when it's out, it's really fun to watch lurk around.
Lets see Everyones Gobies!!!
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It's been a great citizen of my tank. It is somewhat bashful but when it's out, it's really fun to watch lurk around.
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Wow! Do you keep them all in the same tank?Some older picks
jul 7 - 2016 - still in my tank
jul 28 2016 - both still in my tank
jul 31 2016 dead half a year later
oct 29 2016 - missed 6 months later
Feb 15 2017 - still in the tank
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jun 26 2017 - still here and was the second fish introduced back in 216 Whole picture above jul 28 2016
jul 8 2017 A species difficult to handle in aquarium. I missed it 1 months after introduction.
Sep 12 - 2017 Still in the aquarium. seems to be the easiest of these SPS gobies. 4 of them and in different SPS colonies. Its total black when its thrive.
This week I will probably get two more gobies species - will comeback with picture later
Sincerely Lasse
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Aw these guys are so cute!
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Amazing!
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Yes - I keep them together with other small fishes like cardinals, pipefish and small wrasses. DT = 300 litre (80 gallons). There is two more species on its way into this aquarium - yellow upside down gobie and a new I do not know the name of.
Se my build thread
Sincerely Lasse
It's a red sea reefer XL 425 a 112 gallon he does a wonder job at keeping all the sand clean.
You said you want 2 for you 28g? That might be dangerous. Just make sure you feed them good. I use a sinking pellet for them. I made the mistake the first time I ever had one he was sifting sand so I figured he was good but I think I starved the poor little guy
but now I know better.
Absolutely. I haven’t started fully planning out my stock and researching, so it sounds like I shouldn’t get one in there.It's a red sea reefer XL 425 a 112 gallon he does a wonder job at keeping all the sand clean.
You said you want 2 for you 28g? That might be dangerous. Just make sure you feed them good. I use a sinking pellet for them. I made the mistake the first time I ever had one he was sifting sand so I figured he was good but I think I starved the poor little guy
All three of them share that space! They all lived under the rock until one night my smaller goby decided to jump out of my tank and become a potato chip. But yes they both protected the shrimp while the shrimp burrowed under the rocks, anytime the gobies got spooked they would shoot underneath the rock
I have 1 in my small 35 gallon system but it's a little guy I might have to move him when he gets bigger but for now he's good. I would say your safe with 1 for now but rmeebr you might have to rehome him later.
It's called a frillfin goby.
My 4” pink spot, Obiwan the goby, and my Randall’s pair.
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