A goby yes, but what kind?

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So I want to get a bottom dweller for my tank. 50gl
I am leaning toward getting a goby of some kind. Maybe a shrimp too but for now just a fish will do. Don't necessarily need a sand sifter, had diamond goby and He was great. Would love something with attitude but is peaceful, and reef safe. Suggestions? Leaning toward watchmen or orange stripe, there are many I don't know of. Or even another type of bottom dweller?
 
Those are good choices, though watchman gobies aren't as bold as sand sifters.
 
Aurora gobies are another cool option.

As long as there are plenty of borrowing spots, the gobies should be ok with each other.
 
My aurora goby is on the timid side, only comes out during meal time....nice colors tho
 
....oh i hope you have a cover, they are jumpers....
 
So I want to get a bottom dweller for my tank. 50gl
I am leaning toward getting a goby of some kind. Maybe a shrimp too but for now just a fish will do. Don't necessarily need a sand sifter, had diamond goby and He was great. Would love something with attitude but is peaceful, and reef safe. Suggestions? Leaning toward watchmen or orange stripe, there are many I don't know of. Or even another type of bottom dweller?
Clown gobies are a favorite; can readily find them in bright yellow or green with red stripes. Small, not aggressive ( they are protected by toxic mucus) and usually perch on rock or coral out in the open, "observing" the action.
 
Dracula goby with a pistol shrimp my favorite fish in my tank
 
Clown gobies are a favorite; can readily find them in bright yellow or green with red stripes. Small, not aggressive ( they are protected by toxic mucus) and usually perch on rock or coral out in the open, "observing" the action.
I love my clown gobys, I have a couple of yellow, 1 war paint goby, and a citroen goby(pretty sure it's pregnant)

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