Knight Goby

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Mabel

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My Knight Goby, Mack the Knight :), is a very picky eater. I feed Blood worms and dried shrimp. I alternate them ever other day. He doesn't like the flake that I feed to others, so i need some suggestions. Here is his picture...2008 101.jpg

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rsanz

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Awesome fish. He needs brackish water, in case you're not keeping him in that environment!

I'm surprised that he's not taking the frozen bloodworms. I would try frozen brine shrimp. Flake food will not work, nor will the dried shrimp I don't think.
 

Mabel

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I am slowly adding the salt in after every water change. I noticed immediate change in him after I put the salt in. I had never seen this fish before on this site and I was wondering if anyone has had them and what they are feeding.
 

Hooked Newbie

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I am slowly adding the salt in after every water change. I noticed immediate change in him after I put the salt in. I had never seen this fish before on this site and I was wondering if anyone has had them and what they are feeding.
Are you testing your salinity?
 

Mabel

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Here is a picture of him with the Dried shrimp in his mouth. Sorry for the misunderstanding but he does love the frozen blood worms. I feed them into the tank in a shot glass. I have actually had him swim into the glass and eat until his belly was very plump.My Tank 027.jpg

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Mabel

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I put the salt in a glass and swish it a little then I let the rest seep into the water slowly. It normally takes about 3 days.
 

severum mama

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I assume you're talking about adding marine salt? Aquarium salt will do nothing to make brackish water. If you are in fact adding marine salt, I hope you are testing the salinity of the water.

Are the fish in your sig all in the same tank (where the number 1 is)? If so, you have a stock list that is incompatible... your only brackish fish in that list is the knight goby.
 

Hooked Newbie

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I put the salt in a glass and swish it a little then I let the rest seep into the water slowly. It normally takes about 3 days.
Mabel,

Are you testing the salinity with a hydrometer or refractometer? Water evaporates, salt doesn't. The other fish you have will be killed with salt. You have fish that require VERY different water conditions in the same tank. I hate to be a wet blanket, but I'd hate to see such a striking fish come to harm.
 
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