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I would say yes, either that or something has been bullying it.Do you think it is any desease?
I don’t know if it got bullied in the fish store but in my tank he is alone with an escenius bicolor and I haven’t seen any aggression
This fish is extremely thin and issue looks to be bacterialGot this Clown goby from my local fish store today, is this normal?![]()
This fish is extremely thin and issue looks to be bacterial
Is it eating and what are you feeding it?
Treatment in a separate tank will be seachem neoplex
I have only fed him one time because I got him today and he ate actually quite a few frozen artemia shrimpsThis fish is extremely thin and issue looks to be bacterial
Is it eating and what are you feeding it?
Treatment in a separate tank will be seachem neoplex
Eating is good…. Add plankton and even LRSfish frenzy to diet
I will but plankton but I can’t really get my hands on LRS fish fenzy because I live in the EUEating is good…. Add plankton and even LRSfish frenzy to diet
Hang on power filter always helpfulDo you think I need any kinds of filtration fir my quarantine tank?
Got this Clown goby from my local fish store today, is this normal?![]()
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The pale coloration and thin belly shows that this fish is in poor condition. I don’t see evidence of a parasitic disease (yet).
Is it feeding for you yet?
Here is the problem with these gobies; they live in coral branches. Each one only gets the fish collector 10 to 20 cents. The only way to catch them effectively at that price is to use cyanide to drive them out. This causes latent mortality that can be over 50% in the first 40 days. Then, because they are low value fish, they are just not handled well in the supply chain. I advise folks to avoid buying them
How often would you recommend feeding him every day?Welcome to Reef2Reef!
The pale coloration and thin belly shows that this fish is in poor condition. I don’t see evidence of a parasitic disease (yet).
Is it feeding for you yet?
Here is the problem with these gobies; they live in coral branches. Each one only gets the fish collector 10 to 20 cents. The only way to catch them effectively at that price is to use cyanide to drive them out. This causes latent mortality that can be over 50% in the first 40 days. Then, because they are low value fish, they are just not handled well in the supply chain. I advise folks to avoid buying them.
The goby is eating![]()