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Bump. Mexican turbo snail, conch, pink spot watchman goby, tiger goby and green clown goby- will take pics soon

Funny, I made a comment on FB about Saltybottom and someone commented about having been to the store and how great it was, small but great

When I first got the Banded Goby it spent days cleaning out the space under a rock in the middle of the tank, only to get evicted by the Tomini lol. it is not a bottom dweller, eats anything I feed, cleans all the sand and picks at rocks, but is all over the tank- not a 'pretty' fish, but...

Direct and overnight via UPS, and they keep in touch via email throughout

I've bought from this online store before- all fish were healthy and shipping was just $20 https://www.saltybottomreefcompany.com/Dragonets-Blennies-Gobies_c_48.html

If you want a REAL sand sifter, get a Banded Sleeper goby- cleans my whole 75g- just is a tad messy lol

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Will a Pink spot watchman do- over 4"

My brother is, Photographer/ videographer- was full time for years, now just works weekends I think- maybe evenings too

It's a good 4" just a bit too aggressive for my taste $75 BO or trade for corals. I've had it for several months- eats flake, frozen, picks a bit at sand, but is no sand sifter Pickup in Chester NJ or a local meeting place within a half hour drive

Not sure if it is just a coincidence, but I bought some spirulina and added some to the copepods and after 2 days I see a lot more activity and larger pods

Don't know what to do. I thought things would work themselves out with the yellow watchman, but the pink spot is twice the size ( about 4") and intimidates the yellow- chases it out of either cubby they use. The yellow doesn't eat much because of it. I think I'd like to trade or sell it, but I'd...

My wrasse is now on the same schedule as the rest of the tank, and started to eat flakes as well as frozen. The only fish I have that doesn't is the Canary blenny, I've had it for close to a month and it's belly always looks full, so I'm not too concerned, but will most likely still add pods a...

I'm restricted in my travels- how far/ how long/time of day- why I buy so much online

Would like to add one or 2 to my 75g, also want/ need something to get rid of the aptasia in my 40g that I'm trying to shut down- the rock is filled with amphipods I'd like to move to the 75g- maybe peppermint shrimp or an aptasia eating filefish- I have a nice size mexican turbo snail and a...

I have a 30L with stand if you want

I got a new batch of apocyclops and saved some for culturing. I read that spirulina is better for them vs phyto- has anyone tried it

@HudsonReefer got me thinking about how some fish look great as juveniles and get less colorful as adults- both my midas blenny (african) and yellow dottyback were very yellow when young- a few months later both turned a musky brown, my tailspot blenny was also that way- I think some angels are...

Mine is a late riser, doesn't get up til noon- I'm sure that will eventually change. I don't have to worry about the sand bed, I have a banded sleeper goby- 'rainman/snowman' that keeps the bed clean and covers everything at the bottom with sand. I use to worry about it with some corals and...

I'm always nervous with new additions- mostly if they are eating. The Tomini just picked at algae for the first few days, then picked a little at frozen-after a week it devours frozen and flakes too. The canary blenny picks all the time at rock but won't touch flakes, but is starting to pick at...