Blue Spotted Jawfish

[fenass]

Hahaha my apologies, #autocorrectproblems lol

 

[marlinmon]

I will pay shipping if you choose to ship. My tank has friendly tangs and a couple friendly coris wrasses. They've been wanting a jawfish buddy.

 

[James M]

Hahaha my apologies, #autocorrectproblems lol

What was the title then ?

 

[CMO]

Thank you all for the interest but I am going to hold on to this guy for the time being. He seems to have taken a liking to a PVC tunnel I have in the tank for my eel so is happy and not being bothered at the moment (eel is currently too small for this tunnel and prefers to hid under the rocks for now).

Also, now that he's back in a burrow/tunnel I'm not sure I could get him out of the tank even if I wanted to. He was hanging out and digging in the sand against the front glass for about the last month which prompted the sale. If he goes back to this behavior I may post him up again, but for now he seems happy.

 

[CMO]

What was the title then ?

Hahaha my apologies, #autocorrectproblems lol

Lol, this just happened to me as well. When you type "B.S" the system converts it to crap (had to add the period to keep it from converting). So no worries, "BS" Jawfish is a perfectly acceptable title and he's no longer offended. :D

 

[trevormass7]

If you decide to sell again and are willing to ship please pm me. I'll pay shipping

 

[Katrina71]

I'd love one of these guys. I thought I read 5" of sandbed?

 

[CMO]

I'd love one of these guys. I thought I read 5" of sandbed?

I'm sure they would prefer a deep sand bed but I had good luck with mine in 2-3" of sand before I got the eel. By the time he excavated an area under a rock there would be a good 5" tall mound of sand surrounding his borrow. But, I'd say most important even over depth is the type of sand and gravel you provide. They need coarse sand (crushed coral) and small pieces of rock / gravel so they can shore up the burrow and keep it from collapsing.