This is the only thing I can find with any info on sexing/breeding them (assuming they wouldn't go for rotifers, they would need Parvocalanus nauplii or similar tiny feed):
Thanks for the link! I was just talking to Matthew Pederson (editor of Coral Magazine and he said at that price if he were trying to breed them he'd grab em all and sort out the pairs later...that would certainly require a bigger tank devoid of predators such as hitchhiking crabs and other hitchhikers though...This is the only thing I can find with any info on sexing/breeding them (assuming they wouldn't go for rotifers, they would need Parvocalanus nauplii or similar tiny feed):
So, if you can get a male and female (which it sounds like there may or may not be a reliable way to determine the sex of each, and they might be sequential hermaphrodites), then they can breed, but there will likely be some minor to moderate aggression between them (it sounds like it's involved with the breeding).Discordipinna Griessingeri (Flaming Prawn Goby) Breeding Experiments
Almost two months ago I posted about seeing possible goby larvae. I now know that I have a breeding pair of gobies. I had no activity for a while but by using typical fish breeding techniques I have gotten my gobies to spawn again. Using a crude flashlight lens and my phone I was able to get some...www.nano-reef.com
Yeah, tiny fish don't mix well with crabs, haha.
No telling how many crabs are in my 20...they'd love it and I've removed a few over the past few days but concerned there are likely more
