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07/24/2009, 10:12 PM
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Location: athens, tn
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red head goby
I found a very small red head goby. He is only about 3/4 inch long. Will he be eaten in my tank? I have two young maroon clowns, coral beauty, blue devil, lawnmower blenny, cleaner shrinp, pepermint shrimp and a few red and blue legged crabs, and one green spotted puffer. The puffer is less tha 3".
The tank is about 6mo old with a light crushed coral bottem and 90+ lbs of live rock. One flower anemonea, and one purple tip anemonea. Its a 90 gal tank. He is very small. I worry for his safty.3 Thank you guy for all the help. |
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07/24/2009, 10:49 PM
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Most goby are quite passive and hardy, I wouldn't expect it to be "eaten" unless it dies or gets stung by the anenome. If you acclimated it correctly it shoud be alright.
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07/24/2009, 11:20 PM
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i love tiny red head gobies
 . theyr really fast and can fit in really small crevices. i would say go for it
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07/25/2009, 07:38 AM
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Thank-you, gonna go bring home home. QT first! Yes she can learn!
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