IMO, sandsifting gobies are always a HUGE risk. Often dont adapt to regular
food, and once they sift all the food from the sand, they starve.
FWIW
Shane C.
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> Anyone know anything about Signogobius biocellatus, common names are two
> spot
> goby, signal goby, and ffexpress has em as 4 wheel drive goby. I would
> really
> like to add a pair of these. I am not worried about them sand sifting as i
>
> have a very productive refugium. Looking for info on how to Id sex and
> their
> ease on which they accept prepared foods.
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