Two spot Goby

[rebekwl]

Thinking of going with this guy.. Anyone ever own one? good sifter?

 

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[sachabballi reef]

from what I understand they are an advanced fish...in the difficult category as they prefer and survive best with live food gut loaded with vitamins...like live brine or mysis....they are difficult to keep alive...I there are a lot of other gobies you should look at before considering this one....

[paul b]

That particular gobi is almost impossable to keep.

Good luck

[fish4mom]

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Edited May 19, 2013 by fish4mom

[L8 2 RISE]

One of my favorite fish. I bought a pair once as an impulse buy because they seemed healthy and were eating. In my tank they went right to work sifting the sand and still ate a lot. Both died within a month. That's when I found out that they are literally impossible to keep. I've never read about anyone keeping them alive.

[rebekwl]

Disappointing.