$1500.00 a pair?

[MizTanks]

I love the face but....

Lubricogobius dinah, not your run of the mill clown goby

[thepanfish]

And then they eat the tissues of your acros....

[larryandlaura]

Sweet little buggers.

[bluwc]

Well it must be nice to have the extra kind of money lying around like that for the hobby....but even if I did, I wouldn't pay 1500 for that

[Chris]

Originally Posted by bluwc

Well it must be nice to have the extra kind of money lying around like that for the hobby....but even if I did, I wouldn't pay 1500 for that

So I take it u wouldnt be interested in a single fish for $2500.....

[bluwc]

Originally Posted by chort55

So I take it u wouldnt be interested in a single fish for $2500.....

lol that's cool too, but I have better things to do with my hard earned $$$. If I hit the lotto, I might consider it though

[Sir Patrick]

I have about $30 for the pair......possibly $40 if they breed like crazy.

[youngtimothy]

Originally Posted by thepanfish

And then they eat the tissues of your acros....

I have a yellow clown goby in my SPS dominate tank, he lives in the acro eats flakes and never messes with my corals except for hiding in them.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by youngtimothy

I have a yellow clown goby in my SPS dominate tank, he lives in the acro eats flakes and never messes with my corals except for hiding in them.

1 typically isnt typically a problem, and if it is a mature reef with large colonies their damage is often minimal.... The big problem is caused when u have a mating pair that chews off the undersides of branches to lay eggs In a large mature system this can go unnoticed even, but in a young reef with smaller frags they can easily kill the coral by irritating it so much.