i have read that it accepts mysis, brine and bloodworm and is not as hard to keep as sleeper gobies
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I have read and experienced quite the opposite. I've seen at least some success with sleeper gobies and very little with Signigobius. What sites and/or books suggest Signigobius over the sleeper gobies? Neither are easy or have great track records, but Signigobius is much more dismal.
I am not saying that sleeper gobies are harder to keep than twinspot. I just read that they accept most foods. My LFS said they should be fine because they will accept most foods and said i shouldnt have any problems with them. They are also going into a tank with no other fish in it so they wont have to rush to eat. it also has a good sand bed so that should help them in the begining. have they been kept successful before or are they impossible to keep.
To feed the twinspot cant you just let the food rest on the sand and they will sieve the sand and feed that way?
That is assuming that they'll even eat. I've always had more trouble getting them to eat than most of the sleeper goby species.
