Clown Gobies and Coral Love!
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cichlidkid
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i think of my goby as more of a suicidal idiot.
jman72
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All of my fish were killed by ick, but I plan on getting a clown goby (coincidently also called coral goby) as one of my first new fish. I just need to wait for a little while so my qt can cycle. Also, if you have any acros, clown gobies love them and help aerate the water around them.
perfectdark
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I love clown goby's but I am waiting for my favorite one.. I cant seem to find it anywhere.. I might have to order it
perfectdark
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Originally Posted by KerriAnn
http:///forum/post/2504131
is that your favorite?? i have one of those guys in my tank too but he seems to prefer hiding under my rockwork...
Yea I love the colors on it.. a green fish too, not often seen except on a mandarin.. IDK why out of all the clown gobies I like that one the most.
http:///forum/post/2504131
is that your favorite?? i have one of those guys in my tank too but he seems to prefer hiding under my rockwork...
Yea I love the colors on it.. a green fish too, not often seen except on a mandarin.. IDK why out of all the clown gobies I like that one the most.
paintballer768
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Originally Posted by jman72
http:///forum/post/2502630
All of my fish were killed by ick, but I plan on getting a clown goby (coincidently also called coral goby) as one of my first new fish. I just need to wait for a little while so my qt can cycle. Also, if you have any acros, clown gobies love them and help aerate the water around them.
My neighbors clown goby had to go because it was eating the SPS's polyps. Not sure of any extenuating circumstances, but it seemed a bit odd, and I would add one if I wasnt afraid.
http:///forum/post/2502630
All of my fish were killed by ick, but I plan on getting a clown goby (coincidently also called coral goby) as one of my first new fish. I just need to wait for a little while so my qt can cycle. Also, if you have any acros, clown gobies love them and help aerate the water around them.
My neighbors clown goby had to go because it was eating the SPS's polyps. Not sure of any extenuating circumstances, but it seemed a bit odd, and I would add one if I wasnt afraid.
jman72
Member
Originally Posted by paintballer768
http:///forum/post/2504224
My neighbors clown goby had to go because it was eating the SPS's polyps. Not sure of any extenuating circumstances, but it seemed a bit odd, and I would add one if I wasnt afraid.
Clown gobies often do this, but I have never heard of it being extensive. You know, kind of like a little midday snack.
http:///forum/post/2504224
My neighbors clown goby had to go because it was eating the SPS's polyps. Not sure of any extenuating circumstances, but it seemed a bit odd, and I would add one if I wasnt afraid.
Clown gobies often do this, but I have never heard of it being extensive. You know, kind of like a little midday snack.
perfectdark
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Originally Posted by KerriAnn
http:///forum/post/2504216
oh i love mine especially when the light hits him just right but i only got him about a week ago and he's still a little scared i think...picked him up at the lfs for $5 - cheapest fish i bought to date!
Yea I am finding this out.. they are really cheap
Kinda odd for such a colorful fish.. And now that makes ordering one a pain.. 5 dollar fish $30 shipping !!! Sheesh..
http:///forum/post/2504216
oh i love mine especially when the light hits him just right but i only got him about a week ago and he's still a little scared i think...picked him up at the lfs for $5 - cheapest fish i bought to date!
Yea I am finding this out.. they are really cheap
perfectdark
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With Clown Gobies its not necessarily hosting but more like using the coral for protection.