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A Unique Fish That Grows Elongated

I have three captive-bred Diamond Watchman goby. When I first got this fish, I started it in a 20-gallon quarantine, where it ate pellets, shaved mysis, and formula. Then, at three months old, I moved it to a 75-gallon tank. At that time, I had difficulty feeding her directly because she was so small. But now the Diamond Watchman goby is brave and can take any food, pellet or frozen, with the other fish.

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  • Easy to maintain
  • Can be kept with other fish
  • Not picky about food
  • Difficulty at the beginning when feeding
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Diamond Watchman Goby (Valenciennea puellaris) is a saltwater fish that lives on the seabed with a flat and elongated body. It grows pretty rapidly, starting at the beginning of its life until it reaches adult size in 1 to 2 years. This fish likes to filter sand with its mouth the most. In addition, this fish also really likes to dig and make piles of sand.

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Valenciennea puellaris
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Diamond Watchman Goby

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Diamond Watchman Goby (Valenciennea puellaris) is a saltwater fish that lives on the seabed with a flat and elongated body. It grows pretty rapidly, starting at the beginning of its life until it reaches adult size in 1 to 2 years. This fish likes to filter sand with its mouth the most. In addition, this fish also really likes to dig and make piles of sand.

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