My fox face is pretty aloof. Not like a lion fish if that’s what you’re thinking. She stays hidden when hands are in the tank.Yea that and that my hand will be in the tank, don’t want to get stung
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My fox face is pretty aloof. Not like a lion fish if that’s what you’re thinking. She stays hidden when hands are in the tank.Yea that and that my hand will be in the tank, don’t want to get stung
Well, to get mine out of the bag I tipped the whole thing onto its side slowly and just let the fish take its time to come out whilst also removing the bag from below it.Yea that and that my hand will be in the tank, don’t want to get stung
I wanted a lack of yellow, I now have yellow in almost every fish in my 4’ tank…ironic how much I wanted one yellow fish, two years later I have foxface, borbonius, copperband, and clarki clowns!
Beautiful fish, just a heads up, I have heard from others and learned from experience these tend to be shy. When I had one, I almost never saw him.Watchman goby.
Mine has a big grumpy frowny face but it's out on the open sandbed all the time, and my tank doesn't have much open sand bed.Not to hijack the thread, but does anyone actually enjoy their watchman goby? Mine is a grumpy little creep who I see less than once a week. I just chuck some food into his cave because I'm afraid he'll starve.
pistol shrimps ... bane of my existenceMine has a big grumpy frowny face but it's out on the open sandbed all the time, and my tank doesn't have much open sand bed.
Maybe get yours a pistol shrimp? I have heard that the two creatures together add a lot of entertainment value to a tank.
Ok, maybe they aren't for everyone!pistol shrimps ... bane of my existence