Breeding Journal, Species: [Neon Goby E. oceanops]

General
Species:  E. oceanops
Social Structure:  group of 5
Size of Individuals:  ~1"
Age of Individuals:  Unknown
Date added to Tank:  October 18

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank:  37gal column
Substrate Details:  crushed coral
Filtration Details:  This aquarium is a display getting a water change at least once a week. It is heavily planted with caulerpas and other macroalgae and flow is supplied by a WP10 and 2 koralia nanos, otherwise unfiltered 
Water Changes:  Once a week minimum
Water Temperature:  ~77*F
Lighting:  AI Nano
Lighting Cycle:  12on/12off
Other Tank Inhabitants:  1 chalk bass, 1 lantern bass, 1 royal gramma, 7 Gambusia rhizophora, erectus seahorses

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types:  Grated salmon, mysis, spectrum .5mm pellets, H2OLife reef caviar, various flakes
Feeding Schedule:  whenever I walk by 

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Here they are after their month in quarantine. 5 wild caught neon gobies to be added to my Caribbean biotope as a breeding colony. These and the seahorses (on their way) will be the focus.  
 

After a couple of days in the display, I can already tell a pair has separated itself from the rest. No fighting but the two stay next to each other while the other 3 just hover around the water column.  

I feed the tank once a day (4-5 days a week) and once or twice a week, I feed twice a day and one day a week, I try not to feed the tank. ?????

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Looking good Ali
 
Keep us posted, I'll be watching for your progress.

Jake
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