Gobies

Scissortail Goby (Ptereleotris evides) is a reef safe fish that enjoys meaty foods. It is territorial to others of its kind and can only be kept alone or in a mated pair. They are known jumpers, so a lid is recommended. Temperament Peaceful Difficulty Level Easy Diet Carnivore Max Size Approx. 5.5" Min Tank Size 30 gallons

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Introducing the Tiger Goby - Tigrigobius macrodon, a fascinating species renowned for its striking tiger-like stripes and unique behavior. Found in the Western Atlantic Ocean, particularly in sandy substrates and seagrass beds, this small but captivating fish is highly valued in marine aquariums for its bold patterns and active nature. Temperament & Captive Care: Tiger Gobies are known for their peaceful temperament, making them excellent additions to community aquariums. They are active burrowers and spend much of their time sifting through sandy substrates in search of food. These gobies are relatively hardy and easy to care for, requiring a well-maintained aquarium with sandy substrate and plenty of hiding spots. Feeding: In the wild, Tiger Gobies primarily feed on small crustaceans, zooplankton, and benthic invertebrates found within sandy substrates. In captivity, they readily accept a varied diet consisting of frozen or live foods such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and finely chopped seafood. They may also consume small particles of food that settle on the substrate. Aquarium Compatibility: Tiger Gobies are generally peaceful and get along well with other peaceful reef inhabitants. They may establish territories within the aquarium, especially around their burrows. However, they are not aggressive towards other fish and can be kept with a variety of tankmates, provided they are not overly aggressive or predatory. Immerse yourself in the allure of the Tiger Goby - a captivating species that adds a touch of the wild to your marine aquarium. With its bold stripes and active behavior, it is sure to be a source of fascination and delight in your underwater world.

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The Rainfordi Goby (Koumansetta Rainfordi), like most gobies, prefer a deep sand bed to sift through and burrow. Other common names for them are Court Jester Goby and Rainford’s Goby. Care Level  Moderate Temperament Peaceful Diet Omnivore  Reef Compatibility Yes Min Tank Size 10 gallons  Max Size Approx. 3”

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Orange Banded Prawn Goby (Amblyeleotris aurora), like most gobies, prefer a deep sand bed to sift through and burrow. The Orange Banded Prawn Goby can form a symbiotic relationship with Pistol Shrimps. Care Level  Easy Temperament Peaceful Diet Carnivore Reef Compatibility Yes Min Tank Size 30 gallons  Max Size Approx. 5"

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Forms symbiotic relationship with Pistol Shrimps! Aka Striped Goby Care Level  Moderate Temperament Peaceful Diet Carnivore Reef Compatibility Yes Min Tank Size 10 gallons  Max Size Approx. 2”

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Care Level  Easy Temperament Peaceful Diet Carnivore Reef Compatibility Yes Min Tank Size 30 gallons  Max Size Approx. 6"

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Introducing the Pink Spotted Watchman Goby - Cryptocentrus leptocephalus, a charming species recognized for its delicate pink spots and fascinating behavior. Inhabiting the Western Pacific Ocean, particularly in sandy substrates and rubble areas adjacent to coral reefs, this small yet captivating fish holds significant value in marine aquariums for its unique appearance and beneficial role in pest control. Temperament & Captive Care: Pink Spotted Watchman Gobies are renowned for their peaceful disposition, rendering them ideal additions to community aquariums. They exhibit active burrowing behaviors, spending a considerable amount of time sifting through sandy substrates in pursuit of sustenance. These gobies are relatively robust and straightforward to care for, necessitating an adequately established aquarium equipped with sandy substrate and an abundance of hiding spots. Feeding: In their natural habitat, Pink Spotted Watchman Gobies primarily subsist on a diet comprising small crustaceans, zooplankton, and benthic invertebrates that inhabit sandy substrates. In captivity, they demonstrate eagerness to consume various fare, including frozen or live foods such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and finely diced seafood. They may also ingest small food particles settling on the substrate. Aquarium Compatibility: Pink Spotted Watchman Gobies foster symbiotic relationships with pistol shrimp, wherein the shrimp excavates and maintains a burrow while the goby assumes the role of sentinel. Typically peaceable towards other tank denizens, they may exhibit territorial behavior surrounding their chosen burrow. They coexist amicably with a diverse array of reef-safe fish and invertebrates. Indulge in the allure of the Pink Spotted Watchman Goby - a captivating species that lends a gentle touch of color and dynamism to your marine aquarium. With its dainty pink spots and engaging demeanor, it is certain to captivate and enchant within your aquatic realm.

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