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Watchmans are stunning, yours looks like a big guy too!Just a little snack lol
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He is just over 3”, one of my first fish. Just over 5yrs old.
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Yeah, I've never seen one for sale before despite it being from Biota. Apparently this guy has been at the store since March and kept an eye on him for multiple visits. I just decided to get him, and no regrets here!
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Oh yeah, here's some in tank photos. He's taken residence in the overhang / upper cave system in my rock structure, glad to see he's in a spot I can view from the front. He's mostly a sit and wait kind of fish. Can't wait to get more gobies
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Striatum is a stunning species, photos just cant do it justice!Oh yeah, here's some in tank photos. He's taken residence in the overhang / upper cave system in my rock structure, glad to see he's in a spot I can view from the front. He's mostly a sit and wait kind of fish. Can't wait to get more gobies
I’ve come across many exotic gobies… I’m just shocked I found a pair of trimma that aren’t captive bred and are much rarer for the price of a Rubromaculatum (I think that’s what their scientific name is Atleast - I get lost with all the names I remember) pair.
Picked up these little guys over the weekend. Trifin and shark nose
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I love the trifins but keep forgetting whether they’re a bryaninops goby or a trimma/eviota goby.Picked up these little guys over the weekend. Trifin and shark nose
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I really love gobies, I just wish nano gobies had a longer lifespan. 
Here are some of my previous residents.
Trimma cana
Trimma rubromaculatus
Tomiyamichthys nudus ( male/female pair)
Something a bit larger now, Koumansetta rainfordi (in a stand off with the yellow wrasse).
Current residents, Lotilia graciliosa
Priolepsis nocturna
And a relatively new addition, another Koumansetta rainfordi (because these fish are just so completely awesome). Already looking a bit fatter now.
Here are some of my previous residents.Trimma cana
Trimma rubromaculatus
Tomiyamichthys nudus ( male/female pair)
Something a bit larger now, Koumansetta rainfordi (in a stand off with the yellow wrasse).
Current residents, Lotilia graciliosa
Priolepsis nocturna
And a relatively new addition, another Koumansetta rainfordi (because these fish are just so completely awesome). Already looking a bit fatter now.
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