Sublunary, you need to teach me how to get my flamer to come out lol. I've dedicated my 10g to my flaming prawn for 3 months now and I still only get a glimpse of him once a week or so. Wouldn't trade him for the world though

Honestly, they started coming out much more often when I added the trimmas. I think having another fish out and about signals it's safe to come out of hiding. That and lots of hiding spaces, so they never have to go far to get cover.

Hmm maybe it's like how a tetra doesn't like being in less than a group of 6, just get skittish. I just put a zebra bar goby in last night, maybe that will help the little guy. Hopefully I didn't make a bad decision getting such a large goby.

Anybody else have more nano gobies to show?

free bump...

I finally have my dream of lots of nano gobies.

I have 2 x Trimma rubromaculatus




2 x "Eviota nigriventris" (they aren't really the "blackbelly gobies" listed on fishbase)


4 x Eviota pellucida

Not the best pic but this is my red cap goby. I absolutely love this fish its out all of the time and very active. Id recommend this fish to anyone.

why does this thread keep dying lol?

i'd post a pic but i only have one goby and there is already a pic of it on this page haha

free bump

Ill contribute

masked gobies



red spot goby



sharknose goby

Are the trimmas cold water or can they be keep in 80-81 degree tanks

Here are my paired Skunk pygmy goby:

They are a tropical species and can be kept in warmer tanks.

+1. It looks like a lot of Trimmas/Eviotas are collected from Cebu in the Philippines. I've remember getting two that I couldn't ID but were photographed by a Philippines underwater photographer.
http://www.poppe-images.com/?t=11&fami...ies&catid=8

You're probably thinking of Catalina gobies, which are found off the [temperate water] California coast.

Thats not a algae blenny, looks like a bullet goby to me.

That is Amblygobius phalaena.

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_di...&pcatid=206

Wombat beat me to it!

My oldest fish.

Here is my nano goby. After all these pic's from everyone, I can't believe this is the first Sleeper Yellow Head Goby... But here he is :

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landscape has change since this about 2 weeks ago. he loves to tunnel, and rocks fall....lol

Squirt:

Practically every picture I take of corals in the Philippines have trimma gobies in them. I guess they are hard to catch or fragile as they are expensive relative to how common they are.

cool looking gobies! i like those masked gobies/eviota pellucida and the skunk pygmy gobies!

I just bought an ORA sharknose last week he became food for either my coral banded shrimp or more likely a big bristle worm. =/

Now i can't put any gobies in the tank till i identify and get rid of the killer...

Does anyone knows what kind of goby it's this..?? It's in LFS but I searched for a similar picture and I couldn't find one, could this be the Randall one..?? Also will this be a swimmer or just hiding..??
Thanks.
Edit: Found it: Aurora Goby"

This is Pancho & Poncho...

too cute

Pics of a White Cap goby at the store where I work. This one is actually with a pair of pistols.



This is my Blue Stripe Cave goby(really neat guy, he swims perpendicular).

Eviota

Hector's

I also have a Jaguar goby but I never see him long enough to get a pic.

Hector Goby

So tiny

Hi-fin goby and pistol shrimp.



Red cap goby.

Symbiosis by Jacob-Reef, on Flickr

My hi fin and his partner in crime..

Not mine but I took the pic in the ocean! You will likely never see one of these in a LFS.

Oh my Jesus! I gotta have one!

OMG, that's friggin' awesome!

Well if you did somehow manage to find one in a lfs you'd better be prepared to feed him SEA URCHINS!

That's right the Nine Line Goby eats the sucker feet of sea urchins exclusively! Who woulda thought?

Jimbo that is a female Yasha I believe.

FU%$^@ N. I WANT THAT FREAKING PAIR. SHO. BAYUD. BAYUD. BAYUD.

Now ya'll just teasing me. The other one is better cuz bigger goby! Man are these guys puny when I see them in person. Could get eaten even by my baby perc!

How about the other one has a smaller shrimp .

Hahaha, got me there! Is that your white cap? How are they compared to the stonogobiops species?

They are very unique. Unlike any goby/pistol pair I have ever had. The shrimp is completely unique as well. He literally pushes and pulls the goby around to get him out of the way or for whatever reason. No other goby pistol pair does this from what I have seen.

I have got to make an account on some site for viewing pictures someday. These are links to pictures I posted on DeviantArt.

Here's the red headed goby resting on a feather duster. http://fav.me/d4re5za

And here's the green-banded goby. http://fav.me/d4raojw

I need to take a better one of the jaguar goby. Maybe I should just stick the one I have in scraps as a snapshot for now. I see him pretty much everyday, but not for long. He comes out to eat.

Do to territorial issues I had to give away the red. The jaguar goby was being abused. Now Jaggy has the lovely little green to hang with, only 3/4" long. The green banded goby is named Raphael after the Ninja Turtle because he's green and has a red bandanna.

Everyone looks happy, but this is my first tank and it's only 5 months old so I'm still learning what "happy" looks like.

Use photobucket or tinypic for hosting photos.

Okay.

Figured out how to upload.

Here's something you don't see everyday! "Raphael" the Green-Banded Goby and "Jag" the Jaguar Goby hanging out together.
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And one of the Red Headed Gobies on his feather duster. I really like how this one came out. Had to give the red headed gobies away do to territorial issues.
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WOWWeeee....

Take a look at this jewel that was on Divers' Den tonight!
http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden/ItemD...amp;ddid=149299