Yellow Clown Goby "Gobiodon okinawae"
The Yellow Clown Goby, Gobiodon okinawae, also known as the Okinawa goby or yellow coral goby, is a member of the goby family native to the western Pacific from southern Japan to the southern reaches of the Great Barrier Reef. As the name implies, they are bright yellow in color, save for a whitish patch on each cheek.
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Quick Details:
Scientific Name: Gobiodon okinawae
Aquarium Adaptivity Level: Easy
Care Level: Easy
Aggression Level: Peaceful
Water Conditions:
Reef Compatible: Yes
Food: We feed a mixture of approx. 85% algae, shrimp, garlic & mussels (approx. 3 times per day).
Life Span:
Family: Gobiidae
Acclimation Date: May 6
Acclimation time: At least 3 hours (drip acclimation)
Aquarium Adaptivity Level: Easy
Care Level: Easy
Aggression Level: Peaceful
Water Conditions:
Reef Compatible: Yes
Food: We feed a mixture of approx. 85% algae, shrimp, garlic & mussels (approx. 3 times per day).
Life Span:
Family: Gobiidae
Acclimation Date: May 6
Acclimation time: At least 3 hours (drip acclimation)
Additional info.:
These fish are not generally aggressive, though they can actively protect their territory against their own kind. Their primary defense against predators is a poisonous, bitter mucus on their skin that makes them unpalatable.[2]
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