Orange Spot Goby - Valenciennea puellaris Size:Large

Orange Spot Goby - Valenciennea puellaris Size:LargeOrange Spot Goby (Valenciennea puellaris) The Orange Spot Goby is a striking sand sifting goby with a pale body marked by bold orange spotting and fine blue facial markings. In the wild it inhabits sandy lagoon and seaward reef areas, where it is often seen in pairs and uses shallow burrows for shelter. In the aquarium it can be a beautiful and useful substrate worker, but it needs a mature sand bed, frequent feeding and stable conditions, so it is

the shrimp often keeps antenna contact with the fish while the goby watches for danger

Special Requirements or Care Notes:Provide a mature

is native to the Indo-West Pacific

strong oxygenation and plenty of live rock

Naturally found on silty

Omnivorous grazer

Holothuria hilla

Feed lightly and avoid large foods that may sit on the tissue

Master Meltdown Favia - Favia sp

but this should never be encouraged

active tang for large mature marine aquariums

Flame Dwarf Angel