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[piatotsini]

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[nmonks]

Wouldn't have thought it made much difference either way, provided there was sufficient distance between one cave and the next. Try it, and see what happens.

Cheers,

Neale

 

[AMS]

I've read that bumble bee gobies like caves. Should these caves be strictly 'distributed' horizontally (over the substrate)? Could I go up, forming a series of caves on a wall? Dunno.gif

I agree with Neale on this, try it out and see what the results are. If you leave a large enough distance between each cave you should probably be fine, bumble bee gobies are territorial, and just like any other territorial fish, they need their territory.

 

[AMS]

Planting Brackish Aquaria may help you out a bit. Most seagrasses wont tolerate an SG below full marine conditions, but there are some species that are brackish (high-end I assume). Another option could be Widgeon Grass though. I plan on extending my thread on brackish plants to include widgeon grass actually.