YELLO Clown Goby to small

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Just got a clown gobby he is way too small .have feeling something gonna eat him.as soon as I put him in the tank one if my clown fish thought he was food and grabbed him and tried to feed him to my anemone!!!
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I think your best choice here is to take it back. Clown gobies hide in coral colonies, but it doesn’t look like you have any.
 
I think your best choice here is to take it back. Clown gobies hide in coral colonies, but it doesn’t look like you have any.
I have couple corals for him to hide or chill on .I'll try to take him back . Althu there is lots of places for him to hide especially in the rock . There lots of holes ect. Didnt expect him to be this small thu :(
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As above, I think I would be most concerned about the shrimp, mine is about 3/4 of an inch in a 125 G mixed reef, easily the smallest fish I have, that pavona is it's fav. perch and is nearly smack in the middle of the display, they are brave little things. :)

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As above, I think I would be most concerned about the shrimp, mine is about 3/4 of an inch in a 125 G mixed reef, easily the smallest fish I have, that pavona is it's fav. perch and is nearly smack in the middle of the display, they are brave little things. :)

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Yah I love yellow clown goby have amazing personality. I just hope he not to brave and moves away from my shrimp bandit when he gets close to him .
 
I had ordered a gobie in the past and didn't realize it would be so small. it was a tiny little guy and he kept swimming to the top and getting sucked into my overflow. I kept finding him in the filter sock. Eventualy he was just gone. I think probably an anemone got him or he died from all the stress and was quickly gobbled by a starfish.
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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