You know this forum is the opposite of a support/intervention group!lol, your not helping! Well it wasnt good that I went to Pet Works in Olympia and saw this guy again
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You know this forum is the opposite of a support/intervention group!![]()
That’s a beautiful fish! My cousins used to fish for them in the PhilippinesDang you all.... now I want a snakehead gudgeon. Haha
Ive heard they are very much sight feeders and respond to movement and it’s a challenge getting them on pellets. But most of the times its with older fish. This little guy is still trainable. Maybe start with small pieces of tilapia or shrimp?I haven’t seen the goby eat anything but red wigglers. I need to get it on pellet somehow... hmmm.
Love the look.More recent pic of the little goby with full patterning View attachment 7185
Good point! I dropped in a small piece of krill and also 2 bloodworms before lights out. Hopefully gone by morning! If not I’ll slice tiny slivers of tilapia. Every pellet I’ve dropped in has stayed where they land until fungus/mold coats them and I have to fish them out. I do see him swimming near the surface, maybe I’ll try floating food tooIve heard they are very much sight feeders and respond to movement and it’s a challenge getting them on pellets. But most of the times its with older fish. This little guy is still trainable. Maybe start with small pieces of tilapia or shrimp?
You must get one too! maybe grab the one at PetworksLove the look.
Tie a string on the bloodworm and move it in front of the goby... lolKrill and bloodworms untouched. Will try tilapia tonight!
He ate a pellet! FinallyTie a string on the bloodworm and move it in front of the goby... lol
Im not sure how bold the fish is but maybe try to tong feed it. This works for some puffers.
I hope so! There’s a guy on MFK (sharptooth bass) who keeps huge ones.Once on pellets it should put some meat on its bones and you will have your monster goby in no time.
Ive seen his post, his main goby is a monster! Then I think he has got other large ones growing out too.I hope so! There’s a guy on MFK (sharptooth bass) who keeps huge ones.
Haven’t tried that, good point with the movement possibly tempting him to strike. I’ll pick up some Ken’s flakesHave you tried flakes? Ken's Plankton/Krill/Spirulina flakes are a big hit with all my fishes, and if you add large flakes to a tank with good water movement, they will dance around in the water column for a long time before ultimately settling on the bottom. Maybe they would temp the little guy. Just a thought...![]()