Best shrimp goby

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I lost my Diamond Goby today after a little over a year in my tank. What would be a good shrimp goby replacement for him?
 
This guy!
 

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Dracula's are awesome. Think I could have this in a 75 with a Yasha?
I think it would be a hit or miss. they could live in perfect harmony each with their own burrows OR one bullies the other to death. were you thinking of getting a second pistol shrimp for the other?
 
Hopefully this isn't a hijack, but in addition to the question of which species is best overall, is there any broad consensus on which species are the most hardy?
 
I think it would be a hit or miss. they could live in perfect harmony each with their own burrows OR one bullies the other to death. were you thinking of getting a second pistol shrimp for the other?
I would if I added a second shrimp goby, yes.
 
Hopefully this isn't a hijack, but in addition to the question of which species is best overall, is there any broad consensus on which species are the most hardy?
Gobies in general are very hardy. I had a diamond goby survive two velvet outbreaks without ever catching it.
 

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