Jade goby tankmates

[Jacob._.merc]

I currently have a 7 inch jade goby and I want to have a tankmate with him. I only need one tankmate due to size and stuff. I am deciding on 3 fish, a bluegill (one I want the most), cow goby or a flowerhorn. I know the bluegill likes more of a colder water but, they're tough fish. Which of these three would be better? Any ideas or other tankmate suggestions?

 

[tlindsey]

I currently have a 7 inch jade goby and I want to have a tankmate with him. I only need one tankmate due to size and stuff. I am deciding on 3 fish, a bluegill (one I want the most), cow goby or a flowerhorn. I know the bluegill likes more of a colder water but, they're tough fish. Which of these three would be better? Any ideas or other tankmate suggestions?

https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/...for-dormitator-maculatus.547669/#post-6540047

 

[Jaymesy]

Can anywone I'd these guys caught in Fl

 

[kno4te]

Look like elotris ambylopsis and water cow for the bottom pic.

 

[Jacob._.merc]

Can anywone I'd these guys caught in Fl

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The first pic looks like baby dormitator latifrons and the second is a water cow goby

 

[duanes]

The bottom photo looks like Eleotris picta, it has many common names, water cow, spotted goby, guavina. The individual below was caught in a small stream on isla Taboga Panama, 10 miles out in the Pacific, where Iive.

It ranges from Florida in the north, to Brazil in the south on the Atlantic side, and California to Ecuador including the Galapagos, on the pacific.
It colors and marking change according to terrain and foliage.

above hunting in a stand of Hydrilla in my tank, below.....in a stand of Vallisneria

more hunting shots below

 

[duanes]

By the way, I keep mine with other Panamanian fish,
Andinoacara coerleopunctatus cichlids.

Roeboides tetras

an Awaous goby and a Panamanian Pleco.

I will be very surprised if the Eleotris doesn't eat a number of its tank mates at some point in time.