Can I put 2 gobys in a 6 gallon

I seen people put 2 clowns in a 6 gallon so why can't I

Well what type? That's the main question. You can't ask "oh can I have this shark in my 150 gallon tank?" Since there are some you can and then others you need like 1000 gallons
 
Well what type? That's the main question. You can't ask "oh can I have this shark in my 150 gallon tank?" Since there are some you can and then others you need like 1000 gallons

Well I have a bicolor goby right now what would be good if I add another one
 
Well I have a bicolor goby right now what would be good if I add another one

It's actually a bicolored Blenny. There isn't a goby. They should have a 20 gallon btw... Also the goby species are known to have fights between the same species and then to have them in a 6 gallon where they can't establish there own territory would not be good, So no.
 
It's actually a bicolored Blenny. There isn't a goby. They should have a 20 gallon btw... Also the goby species are known to have fights between the same species and then to have them in a 6 gallon where they can't establish there own territory would not be good, So no.

I got told wrong then lol I been saying goby the entire time lol but okay thanks
 

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