nightOwl
Premium Member
Hello All,
Itââ"šÂ¬Ã¢"žÂ¢s been a while since I posted anything but I was wondering if I should just give up looking for my yellow watchman goby. My goby made it through a quarantine period of about 3 1/2 weeks with no problems. I put him in my tank last Saturday 5/6 and I only saw him for a brief moment that sat. He swam into the rockwork and looked pretty happy. I have not seen him since. Should I give up on him and get a new fish while my q-tank is still up and running? I acclimated him using the drip method for well over an hour as all my fish are done. The water parameters of the q-tank and my main display matched so I am confused on what might have happened to him. I have read where they hide for a while but it is going on two weeks now and I have not seen a sign of him. Other in habitants of the tank includes two false clowns, a yellow tang, and a mandarin, all of which are supposed to be compatible. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Henry
Itââ"šÂ¬Ã¢"žÂ¢s been a while since I posted anything but I was wondering if I should just give up looking for my yellow watchman goby. My goby made it through a quarantine period of about 3 1/2 weeks with no problems. I put him in my tank last Saturday 5/6 and I only saw him for a brief moment that sat. He swam into the rockwork and looked pretty happy. I have not seen him since. Should I give up on him and get a new fish while my q-tank is still up and running? I acclimated him using the drip method for well over an hour as all my fish are done. The water parameters of the q-tank and my main display matched so I am confused on what might have happened to him. I have read where they hide for a while but it is going on two weeks now and I have not seen a sign of him. Other in habitants of the tank includes two false clowns, a yellow tang, and a mandarin, all of which are supposed to be compatible. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Henry