Trimma cana experience

michalek

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Hi, this is my first post here.
I have a pico tank (7gal) full of macros and softies. Till recently i thought there aren’t any fish small enough for this tank, until I came upon Trimma cana. I have a few questions about them.
1) what do you guys feed them? Will they accept frozen food?
2) how shy are they aka how often will i see them?
3) since they live so short, is it possible to get a male and two females and establish a breeding population? If so, how to distinguish male and female?
Any other comments or experiences you wish to share are very welcome as well
 

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There are lots of trimma sp. that are being captive bred . Look at Biota . . Among the gobies , you have pecking order . Pairing them would require space for them to sort out safely . They are beautiful to have in a nano tank . I have two green banded gobies (not trimma) that don’t like each other . They are in a nano . They would be lost in a large tank . Looking for more to add over time . You might just have to try a species . If so report back with your observation
 

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