BC2009 Gobiodon Erythrospilus PaulG

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BC2009 Gobiodon Erythrospilus PaulG

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Species: Gobiodon Erythrospilus
Social Structure: 1 Individual (looking for another)
Size of Individuals: 2.5cm
Age of Individuals: Unknown
Date added to Tank: 16/07/2009

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank: 2'x1'x1'
Substrate Details: 00 Crushed Marble
Filtration Details: HOB Filter with UV, coral rubble & Reef Octopus NS-80 skimmer
Water Changes: 95% Monthly if I feel like it
Water Temperature: 26'c
Lighting: 4 x High Output T5's (3x10K, 1x14K)
Lighting Cycle: 14 hours on, 10 hours off
Other Tank Inhabitants: Oyster Blennie, Banded Pipefish, 1 x pepp shrimp, 1 x Orchid dottyback & 1 Eunice Worm

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types: Frozen brine or Mysis, sometime bbs
Feeding Schedule: once day in teh evening

Spawning Details
Date of First Spawn:
Dates of Consecutive Spawns:

Larval Tank Details
Size of Larval Tank: TBA
Substrate Details: TBA
Other Tank Decor: TBA
Filtration Details: TBA
Lighting: TBA
Lighting Cycle: TBA
Water Changes: TBA

Larval Feeding Details
Food Types: TBA
Feeding Schedule: TBA

Additional Information
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Post by PaulG »

I picked these guys up tonight, while at the shop they looked pretty much teh same colour with the exception of the pattern.
After getting them home I notices that they have distinct colour difference which leads me to beleive they are different genus (is that the right term?)

Anyone able to confirm?

Subject #1
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Subject #2
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Subject #2
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Post by saltydog »

The first photo. I think G. histrio is the same as G. rivulatus, but not sure on differences between G. histrio and G. atrangulatus

The bottom photo could be G. erythrospilus

But only guessing on those.


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Post by Chris »

I think the first is a G. histrio

Second could be G. erythrospilus
My reference is old and lists it as a variation of histrio.

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Post by PaulG »

It would seem one of them has a death wish...

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And here is a better pic of Spot (I'm trying to find another one of these)

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Post by shortstuff »

there really kool fish paul
and really good photos of them
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Post by PaulG »

Thanks Becky :wavey:
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Post by lux_06 »

mate i want subject #2!! all the best with finding another, as those guys captivly raised would be in demand for sure!
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Post by PaulG »

Turns out one of the LFS's down here actually had another one..... I was going to grab it but it doed before I got there :shock:
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Post by lux_06 »

been reading they have been collected from around lizard island, miagi had one didnt you mate?
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