the dragon goby

[monkdaily]

i have finaly made a home. well let me start off with the fact that this guy is awesome to watch and he eats the frozen like a pig. well i have had him for close to a month and a half. 6 weeks or so, and tonight he decides to "build his home." its sweet to watch the only gobys i have seen do this (with my own eyes) is the bluespoted jawfish at the LFS. and iam not pay 160 for one so i got this lil sand sifter. ok well iam done had to share this

pics and maybe a video later just got a hold of a camera.

 

[sepulatian]

Originally Posted by monkdaily
http:///forum/post/2452350
i have finaly made a home. well let me start off with the fact that this guy is awesome to watch and he eats the frozen like a pig. well i have had him for close to a month and a half. 6 weeks or so, and tonight he decides to "build his home." its sweet to watch the only gobys i have seen do this (with my own eyes) is the bluespoted jawfish at the LFS. and iam not pay 160 for one so i got this lil sand sifter. ok well iam done had to share this

pics and maybe a video later just got a hold of a camera.
A dragon goby? Not a dragon wrasse? Yes, please post pics when you get a chance.

 

[monkdaily]

sorry sold here as Sleeper Banded Bullet Goby. but i only see it at LFS as dragon goby so thats what i call it and i always get the same reaction, "arnt they freshwater, " "arnt they brakish" i dont know if youtube videos are allowed sense you can have photobucket videos. i would like to share it but i can always give a link i guess. but anyway her are pix
left side over is "doorway"/mound

right side lookin for food

his home if u can tell, the gap under the rock, and his friend

 

[monkdaily]

will this work??

 

[patandlace]

The LFS's up hear sell them as dragon gobies too. They're fun to watch and keep the sandbed spotless. I've heard they eat a lot of beneficial life in the top layer of the sand bed but I still like them. Your's looks nice.