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I have 150g 48x30x24 tank am u still at risk of him jumping out? Is this the best goby for sand shifting? And finally I bought egg crate to cover tank in case I decide to get him it works but looks like it dims my t5's

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I have 150g 48x30x24 tank am u still at risk of him jumping out? Is this the best goby for sand shifting? And finally I bought egg crate to cover tank in case I decide to get him it works but looks like it dims my t5's

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Dude. There are like 2000 gobies...which one are you referring to?

Eggcrate can help usually for jumping fish.
 
Use 1/4" clear mesh to cover your tank; a much better option than eggcrate.
 
Ok and it was a diamond goby

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They are notorius jumpers.I've tried on three different occasions and I made a screen for the top and they still jumped out.
 
I've been amazed what fish have jumped through eggcrate on my tank. I now have it covered with screen to prevent this. Clear mess and a frame is the best way to stop jumping out of the tank.
 
They are amazing jumpers and will usually find the smallest hole to jump thru. They do sift sand like crazy which can sometimes be an issue for low lying corals if u have any. Diamond gobies definitely add some character to a tank. I've had a few that were very territorial. If it is a small one, the mesh may need to be doubled up to make smaller holes. 1/8" by 1/8"
 
Can also use plexi around the top brace that goes 2" into the tank ive had wrasse govies and anthias all hit that thing and never jump again lol
 

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