Captive Bred Sharknose Cleaner Goby Jawfish Extensive laboratory analysis for seawater

Extensive laboratory analysis for seawater and RO water

Centropyge flavissima

Zooxanthellae are microalgae's that act as life partners with corals and clams

this fish will pick parasites and dead skin from the gills

Two optical water-level sensors (one for water level and one for emergency back up)

Captive Bred Sharknose Cleaner Goby Jawfish Extensive laboratory analysis for seawaterSize: 0. 75" 2" Sharknose Goby (Elacatinus evelynae) Natural Ecology: This species lives in groups and forms cleaning stations. Larger fishes come to these stations to allow cleaner gobies to remove dead skin, parasites, and other edible debris as food. Unlike many cleaner animals, cleaner gobies will also eat regular fish food and can therefore live a long time in a captive environment. Indigenous To: Brazil Behavior: As a cleaner species, this fish