PaddyMick Posted July 22, 2019 Share Posted July 22, 2019 Hey Reefer types! I just recently lost my long time Randalls pistol shrimp / Black ray gobie pair. I now know why they have similar lifespans. I recently acquired a paired Aurora/ Pink Bar / Suntail gobie and a Tiger pistol shrimp. So far my pistol shrimp is showing who wears the pants in this relationship. I just made a post about sexing pistol shrimp and I feel compelled to ask the same about the gobie. Is there a method of sex identification in this gobie? Thanking you in advance. Paddy. Quote Link to comment
seabass Posted July 22, 2019 Share Posted July 22, 2019 If I recall correctly, gobies can change sex. So it's likely that you have a male. However, I also believe that it is recommended that you only keep one of each species, unless they are a bonded pair. Sexing usually indicates that you are looking to pair it up. I'd probably recommend against that. Can someone confirm or refute that for Paddy? Quote Link to comment
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