School me on gobies

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I really don't want a sand storm in the tank or have to worry about my scape caving. What is a well behaved goby? I like the looks of the dragon but have read that it really likes to stir up the bottom. Also can you have more than one? I have a 125g.
 
My yellow clown goby is a perfect angel. He does not dig. I don't think he has ever even sat on the sand. He just jumps from rock to rock.
 
Shrimpgobys don't sift...though they do burrow...and are bigger than adorable clown gobies :)
Then you have alot of sand sifting gobies that will make a mess...lol
 
I have a dragon goby and he's one of my favorites! He does sift a little but nothing like an actual sand sifter. Just a tiny bit here and there. He doesn't take big gulps of sand and move it to cover my faux coral like my old sand sifter did lol
 

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