Tennyson
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I was just reading about my first fish, the diamond watchman goby, which I have had for a really long time, and in the book "Reef Secrets" it says it is very hard to keep them well fed and that they usually starve in captivity (it also mentions this with every other sand sifting goby also).
I've known this for quite a while, but ignored it since this hasn't been mentioned in any other books, but now I'm noticing that my goby is becoming more active, swimming around looking for food, and was thinking that it was hungry. And I also never recall him becoming full either, so I was thinking that he's starving, but I'm not sure.
Here are some pics.
Does it look like its starving? And it normally doens't swim above the sand, its doing this because its looking for floating food.
I've known this for quite a while, but ignored it since this hasn't been mentioned in any other books, but now I'm noticing that my goby is becoming more active, swimming around looking for food, and was thinking that it was hungry. And I also never recall him becoming full either, so I was thinking that he's starving, but I'm not sure.
Here are some pics.
Does it look like its starving? And it normally doens't swim above the sand, its doing this because its looking for floating food.