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I will just say that that’s none of the species often labelled as Green Clown Gobies (G. atrangulatus, G. ayoyagi, G. histrio) and is instead a Gobiodon citrinus.My Green Clown Goby almost begs for food, plus will watch every move I make.
My favorite goby of all ! You're a stud George. lolMy George for sure
Nice lookin' fish....
For beauty and grace the Helfrishi Firefish is like no other. Small but very noticeble from far away.
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lol. Late evening here and I'm just seeing this post. Oddly enough, I shot a short video just today of my Goby without knowing this post was here. He has, by far, been a total blast to have in the tank. First he has his own cave space under the center rock structure in my tank. He moves so much gravel around it. Constantly taking gravel down in the hole and then later on, bring it back out. And he is somewhat protective of it too.
So mid-day, I put some flake food into the tank for a feeding. This always brings some snails up out of the gravel. One happened to come up and sit in the "threshold" of his cave. He wasn't haven't it! I've seen him do this many times. First time I tried catching a video!
For me it's my wrasses. Lots of color, curiosity and fun personalities. Every single one of them is a dirty thief at feeding time to boot. Seen my 2 inch Christmas Wrasse rip food right out of my Fox Face's Mouth (the biggest fish in the tank and about 4x the size of the Christmas Wrasse). My Pencil Wrasse isn't outdone either:
It was a my favorite fish, till it jumped out of tiny hole in tank top. Misss it. Too expensive to replace these days (Helfrishi sepcies).Nice lookin' fish.
Been tempted to get a firefish but too afraid my clownfish will just shred it.