Let's see those pistol shrimp!

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Get him a little buddy. Yellow watchman Gobys work well
I live in Australia and unfortunately shrimp gobies are few, far between and cost an arm and a leg + kidney. I have come close to catching my own though :3 One day.
 
And I have never seen a pistol for sale, the only way to get them is in live rock [emoji14]
 
And I have never seen a pistol for sale, the only way to get them is in live rock [emoji14]

Really? I've seen several this week alone lol. Guess it's a problem where your from. I would get one when you get a chance they are amazing
 
I live in Australia and unfortunately shrimp gobies are few, far between and cost an arm and a leg + kidney. I have come close to catching my own though :3 One day.

That's a bummer man. Paid 15 bucks for mine lol
 
We have a goby shrimp pair at my work, not even good looking ones and they are $400
 
Funny observation as I skim through the posts on "Let's see those pistol shrimp!"

Most of what I see are the odd couple...pistol shrimp + goby. No single? :rolleyes:

I have to admit I would do the same :eek:
 
I cannot get pics of mine. I will try one day. Love this relationship of shrimp and fish. Keep the pic coming.
 

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