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Bumblebee Gobies and Tetras!
So funny you mention bumblebee gobies, I just found out they are brackish.
Anyone try them? Would they become a snack for a coral or anemone since they are relatively small and come from mangrove areas, so not sure they wouldn’t wander into something that could sting them to death.
 

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I've had them in freshwater tanks but never did the brackish or saltwater raised versions. I believe they are now available in full salt or full fresh as well as the standard brackish.
 
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I've had them in freshwater tanks but never did the brackish or saltwater raised versions. I believe they are now available in full salt or full fresh as well as the standard brackish.
Really neat. I like odd things and feel like this would be fun to try, but I would hate for a torch to eat them.
 

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