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Can Bumblebee Gobies live in Freshwater conditions?
Posted by Mark Chinnery on
Bumblebee goby are predominantly a brackish-water fish species, so will thrive in slightly salty conditions.
- Tags: Bottom Feeders, Brackish, Goby
How many Bumblebee Gobies should be kept together?
Posted by Mark Chinnery on
The bumblebee goby, Brachygobius doriae, is a species that frequently appears nowadays in both brackish and freshwater aquaria.
- Tags: Bottom Feeders, Brackish, Goby
Are Bumblebee Gobies fin nippers?
Posted by Mark Chinnery on
Bumblebee goby are cute little characters that will nip the fins of long-finned species, so caution is advised. They do not grow very big, so any damage will be minimal, but be aware of this tendency.
- Tags: Bottom Feeders, Brackish, Goby
How big do Trinidad Plecs get?
Posted by Mark Chinnery on
The Trinidad plec is attractively patterned over the entire body and fins, with a prominent dorsal fin. Trinidad plecos are often seen hiding in a dark corner, fins clamped, appearing a dusky brown, or feeding on the algae on aquarium glass.
Zebra Mussels in Moss Balls
Posted by Mark Chinnery on
To address the recent concerns in the media, Zebra Mussels, along with snail eggs, planaria worms and other pests have always found a way to hitchhike onto certain plants– including moss balls – so its always imperative to ensure responsible steps are taken to eradicate them. This isn't something new.