At work we have a few pairs of breeding morgunda gobies. I will soon have an empty 29 gallon tank and wanted to put a pair in their. I know the father is a good parent not too sure of mom. I want to know if I can breed and raise the gobies in the 29 without taking any fish out. I have a 38 with only 3 fish in it that I could probably throw the mom in their after the eggs have been layed. Anyone have any experiance with breeding these guys?
Breeding Morgunda Gobies
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sorry its actualy mogurnda goby no pictures but you could google it there's a good amount of info on em.
I cant answer for yet because I'm not sure but I think what you have is not actually a goby,but a gudgeon: http://www.nativefish.asn.au/northernpsgudgeon.html
And ,not to flame , but I found your statement
but if you can confirm ID on this guy we can probably answer your Q.
And ,not to flame , but I found your statement
pretty amusing because the same applies to your breeding info....LOLmoespeaking;744750; said:
but if you can confirm ID on this guy we can probably answer your Q.
trust me I have been all over google for info, I just wanted to ask someone with personal experience with these guys. its is a mogurnda mogurnda gudgeon. their has been a few good articles in tropical fish hobbyist about them not too long ago.
"Gudgeon" is the Australian common name for gobies. Mogurnda mogurnda is technically a "sleeper goby" (family Eleotridae). Sleeper gobies (family Eleotridae) differ from "true" gobies (family Gobiidae) by having split pelvic fins instead of the fused pelvic fin/disc that true gobies have.señor_pescados_felices;744779; said:
I had a pair of Mogurnda mogurnda that readily laid eggs in my 80 gallon community tank. However, I never had a chance to raise fry because tankmates always ate the eggs.
