Cobalt Blue Dwarf Goby
Ready to add some vibrant color to your tank? Introducing the Cobalt Blue Dwarf Goby, a stunning fish that will bring life and character to your aquarium. With a beautiful deep blue hue, especially evident in males as they age, this species is ideal for shrimp aquariums! Easy to care for and peaceful, these gobies eat mainly biofilm and algae, making them the perfect companions for small rasboras, tetras, loaches, and other small fish. Get your Cobalt Blue Dwarf Goby today!
What are they like?
Cobalt Blue Dwarf Goby is a peaceful, small fish that is perfect for any home aquarium. They are generally very friendly and peaceful, making them a great addition to any tank. They are also safe to keep with shrimp and other small aquatic species.
| Specifications |
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| Species: Stiphodon semoni |
| Size: Up to 2.5 cm (1 inch) |
| Temperament: Peaceful |
| Diet: Algae and biofilm |
| Compatibility: Small shrimp, rasboras, tetras, loaches |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for a Cobalt Blue Dwarf Goby?
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How long does it take for a male Cobalt Blue Dwarf Goby to develop its deep blue color?
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Are Cobalt Blue Dwarf Gobies suitable for community tanks with larger fish?
No, they are best kept in small tanks with compatible small fish and shrimp due to their size and peaceful nature.
Carl Sharp –
The fish arrived healthy and stayed active in my 10-gallon tank. The deep blue color is striking, especially after a few weeks. It doesn’t eat much and coexists well with my cherry shrimp and neon tetras. Easy to maintain and a great addition to a small community tank.
Keith Terry –
I was worried about compatibility with my shrimp, but the goby seems to be very gentle. It spends most of its time near the substrate, feeding on algae. The color is beautiful and it looks happy in the tank.
Sam Smith –
Perfect for a small aquarium. The fish is active, peaceful, and doesn’t stress other tank mates. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still vibrant and healthy. A great choice for beginners.