teddscau
New member
Hey guys. So, I'm planning on adding one last fish to my 70g. I currently have:
"¢ 3 designer clownfish (two have paired up and get along quite well with my tiny male; the female's roughly 2.5", her mate's 2", and the tiny male is 2-ish")
"¢ 4 pajama cardinalfish
"¢ 1 firefish
"¢ a pair of cleaner shrimp
"¢ a tuxedo urchin
"¢ a feather duster
"¢ a crocea clam
"¢ etc.
For my final fish, I'm thinking of some sort of small goby. I really want to get a pair of clown gobies, but I decided to get with a captive-bred species. I'm deciding between a tiger goby or a group of masked gobies. However, I think I'm going to get a tiger goby Tigrigobius macrodon since they're more readily available.
Anyways, I was wondering if anyone had any experience with Tigrigobius macrodon. They don't seem to be the flashiest fish, but they look cute. Most of my fish just stay in one spot, which is kind of boring, whereas the tiger gobies move around a bit, hunting and exploring.
"¢ 3 designer clownfish (two have paired up and get along quite well with my tiny male; the female's roughly 2.5", her mate's 2", and the tiny male is 2-ish")
"¢ 4 pajama cardinalfish
"¢ 1 firefish
"¢ a pair of cleaner shrimp
"¢ a tuxedo urchin
"¢ a feather duster
"¢ a crocea clam
"¢ etc.
For my final fish, I'm thinking of some sort of small goby. I really want to get a pair of clown gobies, but I decided to get with a captive-bred species. I'm deciding between a tiger goby or a group of masked gobies. However, I think I'm going to get a tiger goby Tigrigobius macrodon since they're more readily available.
Anyways, I was wondering if anyone had any experience with Tigrigobius macrodon. They don't seem to be the flashiest fish, but they look cute. Most of my fish just stay in one spot, which is kind of boring, whereas the tiger gobies move around a bit, hunting and exploring.
