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Inka4040

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They are exceedingly similar, just a sized up version. Easy to feed, they'll even go for algae pellets, but the increased size fosters a correspondingly increased territorial need. I have 2 dominant males in the tank, and they split it basically down the middle. The smaller males all have to camp out on the driftwood, or move around furtively. Their fights don't seem as sustained or as vicious as the way the atros fight though, and they never have split fins.
 

Inka4040

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All of mine are lagocephalus, and I got some from Frank, and the rest from Invertzfactory a couple years ago, so definitely on the market. You just gotta convince someone to bring them in. Frank's were labeled just as "blue goby" and Invertz had them listed as "indo rock goby," I believe. Never lost a single one, and they've made it through 2 moves at this point. Really hardy and endlessly entertaining fish. Also, yeah. They also need salt water to complete their life cycle.
 
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Inka4040

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Inka4040

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