Clown Gobies?

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I love my little clown gobies!

They certainly don't hang out together, each has their own side of the biocube. I'd love to get another one of a different color but don't think there's enough rock area left for it to have it's own space. Will they ever pair up?

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So cute! I was hoping to get a pair, but want them to hang together.
 
such cute little fish! I was looking at some at the LFS this past weekend as a matter of fact.
 
Love my green clown goby wished he would perch out in the open like that for pics. He's a ninja! He glides in and out of the rock work and only hangs out when feeding time or when the lights are either coming on or going off.
 
I have read that they'll pair up and breed but I have yet to see it. I have 2 yellow, 1 black, and 1 blue and they all pretty much keep to their own areas.

Fun fact: I learned they release a toxin that can kill corals they pirch on, especially sps.
 
These little fish are possibly my fav (or maybe because I can't really have bigger fish due to tank size). But they have so much personality sadly my green one now lives in my overflow I gave up retrieving him every day.
 
I have read that they'll pair up and breed but I have yet to see it. I have 2 yellow, 1 black, and 1 blue and they all pretty much keep to their own areas.

Fun fact: I learned they release a toxin that can kill corals they pirch on, especially sps.

Let's see a pic of your blue and black ones, I've never seen either at the LFS.
 

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