Dragon Goby
Dragon Goby
Hokay.
There are dragon gobies at the LFS I go to all the time.
I had another thread where I asked about the type of gobies that could go with a puffer, etc. etc. etc.
Anyway, I'm not buying anything before I know that I can care for it...
I'm finding much conflicting info.
Can they be acclimated to full marine? I don't have a full marine tank, but I need to know this., Some places say yes, some say no.
I know someone here will know....
There are dragon gobies at the LFS I go to all the time.
I had another thread where I asked about the type of gobies that could go with a puffer, etc. etc. etc.
Anyway, I'm not buying anything before I know that I can care for it...
I'm finding much conflicting info.
Can they be acclimated to full marine? I don't have a full marine tank, but I need to know this., Some places say yes, some say no.
I know someone here will know....
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Then sit back and watch as everyone tries to figure out how you did it.
I'm not sure whether Knight Gobies go full marine, I don't remember reading anything about it. They are however high end brackish fish, the same as a GSP.
GSPs can go full marine when adult but I don't beleive this is essential, as long as they're in high brackish.
The only problem you have is whether you can find one which won't consider the knight goby as food eventually.
There may be other high end brackish puffers which are less aggressive but I can't think of any.
GSPs can go full marine when adult but I don't beleive this is essential, as long as they're in high brackish.
The only problem you have is whether you can find one which won't consider the knight goby as food eventually.
There may be other high end brackish puffers which are less aggressive but I can't think of any.
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Gragon Gobies are not the same fish as knights. Why do you want to go SW with them? I definately would not put them w/GSPs. Mine seems ok w/F8s though.
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The Violet Dragon gobies can get really big - really long - like over a foot. You'd need to take that into account as far as tank size.
Also, they have poor eyesight and special care would have to be taken to see that they are not outcompeted for food.
Other brackish gobies, besides the knights are the bumble bee, silver (sometimes called candy striped), and silver banded. These gobies are smaller in size than the Violet Goby. I did have a couple of candy striped gobies in my 70 gallon with GSP's...I haven't been able to locate the Gobies in a very long time.
Also, they have poor eyesight and special care would have to be taken to see that they are not outcompeted for food.
Other brackish gobies, besides the knights are the bumble bee, silver (sometimes called candy striped), and silver banded. These gobies are smaller in size than the Violet Goby. I did have a couple of candy striped gobies in my 70 gallon with GSP's...I haven't been able to locate the Gobies in a very long time.
But I don't want to know about JUST brackish gobies...I want to know about a goby that I could have with my GSP, that could end up in full marine with her.
I don't want a different puffer or anything like that.
I know dragon gobies can get big. I just wanted to know if I could keep one with a GSP.
I know the issue of fin nipping got brought up in another thread... I know how big they get and I know about the eyesight. I just want to know if one could be kept with a GSP, but I guess not?
I won't go putting anything in her tank that I don't feel secure with.
I don't want a different puffer or anything like that.
I know dragon gobies can get big. I just wanted to know if I could keep one with a GSP.
I know the issue of fin nipping got brought up in another thread... I know how big they get and I know about the eyesight. I just want to know if one could be kept with a GSP, but I guess not?
I won't go putting anything in her tank that I don't feel secure with.
When life gives you lemons, make grape juice.
Then sit back and watch as everyone tries to figure out how you did it.
Then sit back and watch as everyone tries to figure out how you did it.
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lorteti
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