They are found in groups or singly and are a sand shifting goby. What size reef do you have him in? He may not eat flakes. So make sure you have some frozen mysis. Posted via Mobile Device
I would just make sure that your sand bed is really established and that he has no competition for the same sand sifting habits. Once he is acclimated he may take to frozen foods. Did you see one at your Local Fish Store?
I Feed Frozen Mysis And Pellets. He Eats Mysis Because He Was Just Fed Brfore I Boughf Him. Out Of The Three Available, He Was The Smallest And Ate All The Food. One,Did Not And The Big One Was Too Big. The Tank Is 29 Gallons and Is 1.5 Years Old With An Established Coepepod Community. He And A Small Nassirius Snail Are The Only Sand Creatures.
Neither Have I. I Loved My Diamond Goby,So I Was LOoking For Another Sand Sifter. When I Saw Him I Knew I Had ToGet One, Only 16.98. SinCe He Is Eating I Know He Will Live long
I do. My dad has a 110 reef. I call it mine cuz me and him sort of work on it together but my nano is in my room and is only mine. I would never put a diamond goby in a ten gallon lol. Posted via Mobile Device
This goby is amazing. During feeding; I feed mysis in a baster. Well he goes up to the baster and opens his mouth for me to feed him! So I spot feed him, for now, while the others get scraps and floating pellets
i am new to the saltwater hobby but have been in the freshwater hobby for years. i have recently set up a 60S somatic protein skimmer, i will eventually have a dual GFO and carbon reactor i am going to run a 7 gallon refugium in the sump with cheato, for lighting im doing 2 AI prime HD's and the...
I'm obsessed with royal grammas...I want to get a 55 gallon nano reef tank and I was wondering, would it be a good idea to get a royal gramma too? If anyone who owns this species has any feedback, I'd appreciate it a lot! :nerd:
Hello, first post.
Well here is the deal, I am thinking of building a larger(above 100gal) plexiglass aquarium and I wanted to stock it with a Snowflake Eel, Watchman Goby, and a Pistol Shrimp. Perhaps a couple of ID sharks but I doubt it. Now my question is, will the eel eventually eat the...
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