jambon Posted February 10 Share Posted February 10 Hello ppl Does anyone reading this with knowledge of this know what its scientific name is? The reason I ask is ... I have 2 black ray gobies in my last post here. When I got them they looked like a paired up group. One of them went missing for maybe 3 weeks. One morning # 2 came out of the right side of my 16 gallon biocube rear compartment. I was surprised for sure, and it is living in the compartment now. I want catch it , but it is safe for now. I am wondering if they have a season to breed and if they do It would be intersting to see. If not I could outsmart the little dude and put it in my larger tank with it's very own pistol shrimp. Let's call this an experiment. Thanks. Quote Link to comment
seabass Posted February 10 Share Posted February 10 7 hours ago, jambon said: Does anyone reading this with knowledge of this know what its scientific name is? I believe it's called hermaphroditism (born as one gender and can change their gender to the opposite gender once). Clownfish can change from male to female: whereas many gobies Gobies change sex from female to male (called protogynous hermaphroditism). Quote Link to comment
jambon Posted February 13 Author Share Posted February 13 Hey thanks Seabass. Maybe I can fool these 2 into whenever gets them in the mood... they are not mature yet. Quote Link to comment
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