fish for sale or trade

[ihavtats29]

like stated in header

i have a yellow headed sleeper goby if anyone would like it let me know will trade for a frag or $15 , i will be removing him from the tank on saturday during my move and will have him in a 10 gal tank untill taken or swaped, he is eating frozen foods,

 

[just dave]

I'll have four kittens that I'll be able to trade in a few weeks.

 

[ihavtats29]

lol NO CATS i like cats as long as thier not mine

 

[wolfblade]

lol... i have some chinchillas ill trade.... LMAO

 

[teena]

hey,ill trade you a coral for oh i dont know. a LARGE FEEDER,just picking at you,if it would get along with my goby ill give you something from my tank,

 

[DTeuton]

Hey I will take it if you still got it.

 

[DTeuton]

That is if teena dont take it. I got a green plate coral that i will trade.

 

[ihavtats29]

If Teena does not take it .. then it is yours Dteuton ... ^_~

 

[Lovmenot35]

Ihavtats29 Wife here. ^_^ since my Hubby forgot to put the pic I so here he is

 

[Lovmenot35]

as you can tell, the sand is very whitelol so he is doing a great job keeping it that way ...

 

[teena]

im checking to see if i can have two gobys in the same tank,if so ill take it if not its DTs

 

[ihavtats29]

k teena,
just let us know, I think you can though, I did have 2 gobys at one point when my very first saltwater was a 10 gal nano. I had a yellow goby and a catalina goby and they did well together.. I never had any problems with them, Unfortunately the Catalina Died on my through a cycle change when I upgraded my 20 gallon but I still have my yellow goby and my green goby in my 20 gal now. They are doing fine as well ...

 

[ihavtats29]

here is some info from fosters and smith's on the goby

" To be successfully cared for, it should be housed in a 50 gallon or larger aquarium with live sand as the substrate, and an attached populated refugium. A well-sealed canopy should be provided. It rarely will become aggressive towards other fish, but is territorial, and will fight with its own kind unless they are a mated pair. "

 

[teena]

mine is a orange spoted goby,i dont have a canopy on my tank,should i pass on it or does anyone see a problem with this,

 

[ihavtats29]

i had a orange spotted jump out of my tank and i have a canopy. i put egg crate over the tank for a while but i removed it over a month ago it still has not jumped out it tends to stick to the bottom of the tank as for the yellow head and the orange spotted getting alond im not sure it is very peacefull to all the other tank inhabitants.

 

[teena]

ok maybe it may be best to let DT have it,i would hate 4 it to jump out,

 

[ihavtats29]

well if teena dont want it its yours DT

 

[Mako Shark II]

Jumped out?? Orange spotted sleeper gobies are bottom dwellers...... ??? (Mine never gets more than 3" off the sand.)

And aren't these prone to starvation? Putting two in the same tank only exacerbates that condition, which is why (as Ihavetats correctly says) you'll have to augment their sand-sifting for Food. I feed mine sinking pellets, among other frozen delectable options.

 

[ihavtats29]

yup i found it on the floor , 1 expensive piece of fish jerky !