Just Bought A Pair Of Tateurndina Ocellicauda (Peacock Goby

[super-MAGuire]

They are currently acclimating in my 125lt tank, anyone kept these befor?
I've had my eye on them for a while, but never had the space, but i sold my betta sority out of that at and the shoal of danios... and tried but couldnt resist buying this pair

Also upped my number of kuhli loaches

 

[SamLovesCorys]

They are awesome, just googled them! I think I recognise them from somewhere though... Good luck!

 

[super-MAGuire]

They are awesome, just googled them! I think I recognise them from somewhere though... Good luck!

Seemed to have had a good explore and settled in nice today.. sticking around my stack of flower pots. See if they are prepare to eat some bloodworm tomorrow. Anyone managed to get these feeding on flake or pellets?

 

[Moby-Krib]

Rather than pretend to know much I refer you to this .
A great detailed write up from a personally trusted source.
High protein feed seems a good choice. so expect a update.
An interesting off the beaten path choice. I like em already.

 

[super-MAGuire]

Rather than pretend to know much I refer you to this .
A great detailed write up from a personally trusted source.
High protein feed seems a good choice. so expect a update.
An interesting off the beaten path choice. I like em already.

Yeah i came across that article when i just had a quick scan to see if they where suitable. My gobys seem to like to dwell around the middle of the water column, but that might be because i have some highish structures of stone, bog wood, plant pots and live plants, so they could just feel safe venturing that far up.
And i was relieved to observe them taking flake, means i can just feed bloodworm once a week as usuall, and daphnia when their looks like theirs enough to take some from my trays

All in all they are a bonny little fish, mine are only 3-3.5cm max so still juvenile from what i believe.