I've been eyeballing a few that have just come available at my fish store...very interested critter...I have a lot to learn lol
WHERE IS YOUR STORE?I've been eyeballing a few that have just come available at my fish store...very interested critter...I have a lot to learn lol
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing! I have some research to do!They were one of my favorite fish to have back when I sold fish. Awesome personalities, anytime I'd look at the tank from anywhere in the room it would be watching me.
Super hardy, never had trouble feeding any of them. They'd always take shrimp or whatever offered. Here's a super old video of me feeding one:
Im guessing by the direction this thread has gone in you're talking about marbled gobies. If you've been eyeing them you should definitely think about putting them in nothing smaller than 150 gallons, and even then maybe with no tank mates as it gets larger. The water cows need something similar as well, as adults something like 120 or 125 gallons would be adequate, a standard 125 would be best at 6 feet long with more swimming room for tank mates to stay away if they have to.I've been eyeballing a few that have just come available at my fish store...very interested critter...I have a lot to learn lol
The first two pictures look like a very skinny water cow, or an entirely different species of estuarine goby. The third picture is definitely a marbled goby, and the last is definitely a water cowAnyone know what these are maybe sub species of water cowView attachment 1382960View attachment 1382960View attachment 1382961View attachment 1382962