I need some info from anyone who has kept rhinogobius duospilus, formerly known as rhinogobius wui. My store calls them "White-cheek gobies.
I'm setting up a brackish tank for critters who don't need a heater. The tank will be set up in my living room and I live in Michigan so the temperature will be in the high 50's, low 60's. The two species I'm sure I want for the tank are the Violet (dragon) goby, and the American Flag Fish. Both are brackish fish found in Florida. The white cheek goby lives in Hong Kong which is a tropical climate, but from what I've read, they thrive at low temps, so I don't know.
I'm setting up a brackish tank for critters who don't need a heater. The tank will be set up in my living room and I live in Michigan so the temperature will be in the high 50's, low 60's. The two species I'm sure I want for the tank are the Violet (dragon) goby, and the American Flag Fish. Both are brackish fish found in Florida. The white cheek goby lives in Hong Kong which is a tropical climate, but from what I've read, they thrive at low temps, so I don't know.
