Best goby for a 15 gallon

I love Circus Gobys and would consider one if i was in your position. Always reminded me of a small scorpionfish or Lionfish the way they sit and wait......Just make sure you have a back up plan in the event your clowns decide they are not going to be welcoming neighbors.
 
They are cool but everywhere I look says 30 gallon plus! I may just do a yasha goby they look cool!
For nano fish, if you have a large population of copepods, you can try a mandarin dragonet. Though it is pretty risky.
They need mature tanks and an abundant population of microfauna.
 
For nano fish, if you have a large population of copepods, you can try a mandarin dragonet. Though it is pretty risky.
They need mature tanks and an abundant population of microfauna.
If you want an easier option, a Panamic Barnacle Blenny is a beautiful option.
I would honestly go against hahing a mandarin as a beginner.
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If you want an easier option, a Panamic Barnacle Blenny is a beautiful option.
I would honestly go against hahing a mandarin as a beginner.
Barnacle blenny are fun in group at lunch time lol (3-4+)
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Yasha in 15g no problem.
 
They are cool but everywhere I look says 30 gallon plus! I may just do a yasha goby they look cool!
If you want a yasha goby, be sure to provide it with a net with really small holes as these fish are jumpers and extremly small.
 
For nano fish, if you have a large population of copepods, you can try a mandarin dragonet. Though it is pretty risky.
They need mature tanks and an abundant population of microfauna.
Mandarins are an interesting species that I would love to keep eventually but I am not going to put one in a 15 gallon as it would wipe out the population way to fast so It would be expensive for me to keep it and not fair to the fish.
 

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