Pistol Shrimp + YWG

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A local fish shop just had a shipment come in with three types of pistol shrimp, any advice on the best one to pair with a yellow watchman goby? They have randall, marble or tiger pistol shrimp.
 
Tigers have been the most bold for me; they seem to come out into the open the most.
 
A local fish shop just had a shipment come in with three types of pistol shrimp, any advice on the best one to pair with a yellow watchman goby? They have randall, marble or tiger pistol shrimp.

Randall are the small of them and more docile
 
A local fish shop just had a shipment come in with three types of pistol shrimp, any advice on the best one to pair with a yellow watchman goby? They have randall, marble or tiger pistol shrimp.

Yeah, most will pair without problems. I breed them. It may take a couple of hours, but I haven’t seen one NOT pair if that helps.
 
Yeah, most will pair without problems. I breed them. It may take a couple of hours, but I haven’t seen one NOT pair if that helps.

Great, thanks for the info.
 
Yeah, most will pair without problems. I breed them. It may take a couple of hours, but I haven’t seen one NOT pair if that helps.
I have had a yellow goby for over three weeks and he stays on top of my Gyre. Will he ever find the two pistol shrimp I have? Any way to encourage him?
 
I have had a yellow goby for over three weeks and he stays on top of my Gyre. Will he ever find the two pistol shrimp I have? Any way to encourage him?

Can you catch him..
 
actually I just bought one today. They said the tigers wont get too big ( I bought that ). The blue legged gets too big. They had one pared with a candy cane
 

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