Yellow Watchman Goby Friends

jmarsh3253

jmarsh3253

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I am in the process of setting up a 75G, and will be moving a Yellow Watchman Goby and 2 Ocellaris Clowns from a 29G. I really love "Grumpy Gus" the Yellow Watchman and would like another "personality plus" goby or Blenny ( or 2), in the 75. I really like the looks of Diamond, Orange Spotted, and Pink and Blue Gobies, Lawnmower, Midas, and Bi color Blennies, but am most concerned with compatibility for Gus and allowing him to keep his great personality. What recommendations do you have?
 
I would love to help you out but I am so new I shouldn't. me and my girl friend have just gotten a yellow. a Bi Color, and a lawnmower. We also just started "my not hers" fist SW tank. it is a 75gal DT but 100gal setup. We have the first fish that I said above in QT at the moment. I have to say that they seem to be doing OK but only OK in our Bio-Cube 8 at the moment. I think once there in the 75gal they might be fine but I can't be sure. I think that there might be enough room for them in the 75 but I'm new and these are my not her first SW fish. Take this for what it is being that I am SO new.

Your fellow SW friend.

Sean,
 
I like the clown goby, green. Not sure if they are compatible or not with your guy but super cute and easy to care for.
 
I have a yellow watchmen goby with a lawnmower and a blue spotted watchmen...they get along great and I never have any fighting problems. I think that you would be ok adding 1 or 2 more...but I would be careful with what gobies you add. :grinyes:
 
I've got a Yellow Rose Antenna Goby. Not as much personality as say a Scooter Blenny, but still an interesting fish. Mine is hooked up with a Pistol Shrimp, though. I'd suggest getting one (pistol shrimp) if your rock is all the way down to the bottom of the tank (rock on the glass, instead of a layer of sand between the rock and the glass).

My YRAG likes eating betta food, makes it easy to feed the little bugger. :)
 
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