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My engineer goby just popped out to eat and his eyes are blue. I’ve never noticed this before I’m pretty sure they were black. What does this mean? Is he hurt or sick?
 
My engineer goby just popped out to eat and his eyes are blue. I’ve never noticed this before I’m pretty sure they were black. What does this mean? Is he hurt or sick?
show picture... probably isn't an illness but a mutation
 
I'm sorry for your loss, friend.
Thank you. He was awesome. Super, super old for an engineer though. We aren't sure how old honestly. We know he was at least 14, likely between 17 and 20 but we dont know how long my uncle had him before my father. Dad had him 4 years, I had him almost 10.
 
sorry for your lost. He definitely been around. i started out with 2 little one about 2 inches 4 plus years ago lost one a few years back for no reason. The one still living is now have to be a foot long or close to it
 
sorry for your lost. He definitely been around. i started out with 2 little one about 2 inches 4 plus years ago lost one a few years back for no reason. The one still living is now have to be a foot long or close to it
Mine was 18" when he passed
 

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