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Pink-Spotted Shrimp Goby
Pink-and-Blue-Spotted Goby
Family: Gobiidae
Cryptocentrus leptocephalusLatest Reader Comment - See MoreI'm pretty sure my pink spotted goby ate my pistol shrimp and my cleaner shrimp and one of my hermit crabs and he hides under my Rock all day JaredThis alert little fish is a great addition to a reef setup. The Pink-Spotted Shrimp Goby or Pink-and-Blue-Spotted Goby are very easy to keep!
The Pink-Spotted Shrimp Goby or Pink-and-Blue-Spotted Goby has a very beautiful coloration of light pink or white with pink spots outlined with light blue. Starting at the dorsal fin there are darker pinkish stripes running vertically towards the tail.
In the ocean, these gobies form a symbiotic relationship with different shrimps and prawns, and so are often scooped up together when being collected!
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Maintenance difficulty: ThPink-Spotted Shrimp Goby or Pink-and-Blue-Spotted Goby is easy to keep. They are ideal for a reef environment. Provide plenty of caves and hiding places.
Maintenance/Foods: This fish is a typical goby eating small crustaceans and other small marine organisms. Live brine is ideal for the aquarium.
Habitat: Natural geographic location: Pink-Spotted Shrimp Goby or Pink-and-Blue-Spotted Goby are found throughout the Indo-Pacific.
Social Behaviors: Typical goby behavior, they are peaceful with other fish and only come out to eat.
Sex: Sexual differences: We have found no information although most male gobies have a longer dorsal fin.
Breeding/Reproduction: We have found no information at this time (8/7/03).
Light: Recommended light levels: No special requirements.
Temperature: No special requirements. Normal temperatures for marine fish is between 74 and 79 degrees Fahrenheit.
Length/Diameter of fish: Pink-Spotted Shrimp Goby or Pink-and-Blue-Spotted Goby adults can grow to 10.0 cm (4 inches).
Minimum Tank Length/Size: A minimum 20 gallon aquarium is recommended.
Water Movement: Weak, Moderate, Strong No special requirements.
Water Region: Top, Middle, Bottom Usually spends most of its' time on rockwork or live rock near the bottom. A bottom dweller.
Availability: This fish is rarely available and is moderately expensive.
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