2 gobies in 20??

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Hi everyone would I be able to keep a wheelers shrimp goby with a high fin goby in a 20 gallon tank?
 
Hi fins get along with other shrimp gobies but if the tank is too small they might fight but i think a 20 gallon would be okay for them especially if it's a 20 long
 
Hi fins get along with other shrimp gobies but if the tank is too small they might fight but i think a 20 gallon would be okay for them especially if it's a 20 long

yeah it actually is a 20 long
 
They will be fine. They may even end up sharing the same burrow.
 
I would just make sure you add them at the same time. They are a somewhat similar color and shape so it will be interesting to see how they react to each other.
 
They don't need to be added simultaneously.
 
They don't need to be added simultaneously.

No, but having the pair of them in separate acclimation boxes at the same time could give him a better idea if they are going to view each other as a threat or co-habitate.
 
No, but having the pair of them in separate acclimation boxes at the same time could give him a better idea if they are going to view each other as a threat or co-habitate.
They are completely peaceful with one another. It is unnecessary.
 
what about a yasha goby ??
 
with the wheelers shrimp goby
 
I already have the wheelers shrimp goby
 
Hi everyone sorry but would a yellow watchman goby and a yasha goby be good together in my tank I’m not sure if yellow watchman’s are more aggressive ?
 

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