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Yeah,
They are full of energy, I wasn't to keen on them.
They like swimming across zoa's etc..
Not sure of the proper name, probably Gobius paganellus or something.
They were actually lion fish food back in the day when I had lion fish lol.
They are full of energy, I wasn't to keen on them.
They like swimming across zoa's etc..
Not sure of the proper name, probably Gobius paganellus or something.
They were actually lion fish food back in the day when I had lion fish lol.
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at first i thought moorish idol.. but then after looking closely i didnt see the long fin so stuck again..
huh?
Ya a bully! That is what I know it as also, every rock pool in east London has about 10 of them in
I used to always add a bully in the 3rd week of a knew tank cycle.
They become very territorial as they get bigger, but are nice fish though
I used to always add a bully in the 3rd week of a knew tank cycle.
They become very territorial as they get bigger, but are nice fish though
Caffrogobius sp. Bog-standard KZN rockpool goby. Good lionfish/scorpion food because they basically just sit there and get eaten.
haha sorry its the common name for these guys in east london. You sit as a little kid with a tiny hook and a peri winkle and you catch these things for days.
I have always used them in the cycling stage of the tank. and for lionfish food. Have seen these guys swallow anthias whole while trying to catch anthias in the rock pools
wow so they get big... ive seen something similar one one day..chasing some common silver fish in the rock pools with the kids and next thing this fish appears out the sand and catches one of the silver fish as i was about to catch it...