Found some info....does it sound correct?
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Gobius is a Latin form of goby (I'm sure you know that). I did a search for "Jade goby" and came up with some sites that say they come from South America. One site says that Jade goby is the latest name - being used by retailers - for Dormitator maculatus. Do you have Baensch's Aquarium Atlas Vol 1? The picture is on page 833.
Picture of a Jade sleeper goby
http://aquariumworld.20m.com/fgobyindex.htm
Per Baensch
"Hab: Mainly in brackish water of upper regions of estuaries and lagoons; also in fresh and salt water.
Social B.: During spawming season male is territorial
Food: Herbivore; in the wild, mainly feed on live, higher plants (for example - roots of water hyacinths) and algae as well as plant detritus. They also feed on insect larvae and small shrimp... When kept in tank, accept all current types of dry, live and frozen foods, (Tubifex, Mysis, etc.). Also like soft vegetables and gruit (tomatoes, bananas) as well as noodles. Will eat soft water plants. However, growing Java fern and hornwort in the tank is possible.
Temp - 72-75F
Length - 10", generally mature from 4"
tank length - 31"
range - bottom
difficulty - 3-4"
