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I have a move in a few months from md to az. This equates to about 38 hrs of travel. I have a nano with a few corals, a tiny clown and diamond goby. Of course there is live rock too. Where do I start??? this isn't a little move down the road. Do I get a UPS back up battery and try to...

Quote: Originally Posted by SergeantSniffle 55 Gallons With: Engineer Goby 2 Pajama Cardinals 2 Green Chromis Striped Fang Blenny Some Kind Of Fairy Wrasse Some Kind Of Dwarf Angel Royal Gramma Double-Barred Rabbitfish Blue Tang (Grow-Out) And it's not reef. Some random inverts. Lettuce Nudis...

...it already needs a larger tank...you can't add a clown or Royal Gramma both are 3.5 inch fish, and needs a minimum 30g tank, and the diamond goby will grow to about 6 inches, and needs a 50g tank. Your tank so tiny the only fish you should have is maybe 2 little yellow clown gobies, with two...

Quote: Originally Posted by zoidberg01 There was once a light purpleish bristle and it was like 7 to 8 inches and it killed my diamond goby :-( The grey colored centipede looking worm is what we call a Bobbit worm, they eat coral...but not fish. Your fish was dead or dying, and the eaters...

There was once a light purpleish bristle and it was like 7 to 8 inches and it killed my diamond goby :-(

...I got a blue-green chromis and he looks great, seems very happy in my tank :) I plan on getting an ocellaris clown, a royal gramma and a diamond goby. Any experiences/advice with these fish would be appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read my thread, I will post again soon...

...I got a blue-green chromis and he looks great, seems very happy in my tank :) I plan on getting an ocellaris clown, a royal gramma and a diamond goby. Any experiences/advice with these fish would be appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read my thread, I will post again soon...

1 clearfin lion 1 coral beauty 1 dot dash butterfly 1 diamond goby 1 tomato clown 1 banana wrasse 2 penguin 350 filters tank 4x2x1 70 ish pounds of live rock

...float switches both failed on my ATO a couple weeks back, luckily I caught that failure before any harm. Live stock update: I lost a Diamond Goby after about 9 months. I think he may have depleted my sandbed, and since I was only feeding one cube every other day I don't think it was...

I would recommend a diamond watchman goby they sift sand as well but have more chance of survival

Yesterday I bought him and my yellow tang picks on him a lot and his fins are getting damaged what do I do

A diamond watch man goby

...Tuesday (10 days ago. I haven't seen him since I introduced him to the reef. 55 gal with many many hiding places. Only other fish are a tomato clown,diamond goby and small percula clown. I know they are timid and was told he may not come out for a week, but not even a glimpse. What are the...

I recommend a diamond watch man goby because he is a sand sifting fish and a six line wrasse because he eats parasites from the sand and rocks

You should get cleaner clams and a sand sifter goby like the diamond watch man goby

...Hello. First time posting. I have an established tank we purchased recently, so all the fish were already in it. But there is a diamond goby and a blue watchman. I was very stressed as the blue watchman is quite a bit smaller and I was going to move him over to another tank of ours so they...

Hello. First time posting. I have an established tank we purchased recently, so all the fish were already in it. But there is a diamond goby and a blue watchman. I was very stressed as the blue watchman is quite a bit smaller and I was going to move him over to another tank of ours so they...

Quote: Originally Posted by Flower Personally, knowing what I know now, I would pass on this critter. +1. While they do a good job of keeping the sand bed looking clean they also strip it of a lot of the things that make a sand bed worth having. Without the microfauna that would feed the fish...

Quote: Originally Posted by Savex389 How much sand should we put in the quarantine for him? Should we put it there at let it grow stuff for a while before we get one? Two inches deep...It will need live reef sand...not the bacteria enriched sand sold in bags at the LFS. This site sells a great...

Quote: Originally Posted by Savex389 Thank you. I think we'll be moving the rock to the glass in the next couple of weeks. Not looking forward to it :) Hi, Rocks are already covered...Just to add what was already explained...the sandsifting goby ONLY eats what fauna is in the sand...