Pink Spot Goby - Cryptocentrus leptocephalusPink Spot Goby (Cryptocentrus leptocephalus) The Pink Spot Goby, Cryptocentrus leptocephalus, is a characterful marine shrimp goby with a pale brownish to greenish body, soft barring and attractive pink to red spotting across the head, back and fins. Also known as the Pink speckled Shrimpgoby, Pink spotted Watchman Goby or Singapore Shrimp Goby, this Western Pacific species is a hardy and engaging bottom dweller for peaceful reef and marine community

bold dark central body band

They occur together in some areas and inter-breed

it benefits from regular algae-based feeding and should be introduced thoughtfully if housed with other surgeonfish

Tank Bred Pygmy Basslet - Orchid

high-energy seaward reefs

stable marine aquarium with strong rock structure and multiple hiding places

It may be cautious at first

ranging east to west Java and replaced by the closely related Zebrasoma veliferum further east

as a compatible pair rather than mixed with similar gobies

It is also commonly known as the Firefish

Yellow Tang (Tank Bred)

based on trade guidance of roughly 125–130 gallons