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02/04/2015, 07:09 AM | #26 |
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sefannie that is an awesome picture.
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02/09/2015, 04:38 PM | #27 |
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It is! Always awesome when they burrow up next to the glass.
Chaeto is probably a good addition to any rearing tank you set up. It'll grow pods, provide hiding spots, and eat nitrates. Caulerpa prolifera might also be an option, but it's not as good for pods. Just good for nitrate sucking.
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02/09/2015, 05:16 PM | #28 | |
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I had worked with this species in the past and posted it elsewhere.
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02/09/2015, 11:17 PM | #29 |
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i feel that it's the male that stays buried in the tunnels for days on end.
i used to think it was the female out of my breeding pair of stonogobiops nematodes that stayed in the tunnels... until i got some good photos of the pair together...the fatter of a breeding pair is almost always the female. |
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02/15/2015, 09:56 AM | #31 | |
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This is particularly true with gobies,where even if there are about 2,000 species with many different ways of life,it is always the father who cares for the nest.Quoting from "The Biology of Gobies"(CRC Press,2011): "a basic reproductive pattern shared by all gobies consisting of the laying of demersal eggs cared for by the male until hatching"
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02/17/2015, 01:07 AM | #32 |
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How long before they hatch and start to notice lil babies?
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10/18/2017, 10:27 AM | #33 |
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hi there
i have sandsifting gobys that had some eggs how long does it take to hatch its been in the hole for a month that they keep it hiddin inside the hole |
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