Feeding Rainford Goby

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I have a new NUVO 10g that's been running for about a month and a half. I added a few hermits and a snail first a few weeks ago. Everything was stable and looking good, so I went to the LFS looking for a tailspot blenny. I left with a Rainford Goby as the guys there said they were great in a nano, and even after my quick google search on the Rainford, it seemed like a cool little fish for the tank.

Well, I got it home and in the tank. Beautiful fish. So I did some more research, and kept seeing they're so difficult to feed. I've tried all the food I have and I've never seen him eat. It's been about a week now and I don't want him to starve. There's no way I'm catching that little guy, plus I don't want to add any stress to what our fish already go through.

My question is, are "AlgaGen ReefPods Tisbe Live Aquacultured Copepods" a possible solution if I keep supplementing??
 
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Not sure if this would work but Easy Reef Masstik works for a lot of fish.
 
Nutrimar ova might be worth a try! Or, maybe live black worms.
 

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