Court Jester Goby
Koumansetta rainfordi - The Court Jester Goby is a Biota favorite and a highly underrated fish. Wild caught Court Jesters typically arrive in poor condition, are incredibly finicky eaters, and rarely survive. Captive bred Court Jester Gobies are robust, healthy, and feed on just about any fish foods offered. We recommend Easy Reefs DKI pellets and Masstick.
These gobies do well singly in a smaller tank of 10+ gallons or in small groups in larger aquariums when added at the same time. Court Jester Gobies also help out with cleaning up pesky hair algae in aquariums, as this is their natural diet in the wild. We recommend introducing these small fish using an acclimation box .
Koumansetta rainfordi - The Court Jester Goby is a Biota favorite and a highly underrated fish. Wild caught Court Jesters typically arrive in poor condition, are incredibly finicky eaters, and rarely survive. Captive bred Court Jester Gobies are robust, healthy, and feed on just about any fish foods offered. We recommend Easy Reefs DKI pellets and Masstick.
These gobies do well singly in a smaller tank of 10+ gallons or in small groups in larger aquariums when added at the same time. Court Jester Gobies also help out with cleaning up pesky hair algae in aquariums, as this is their natural diet in the wild. We recommend introducing these small fish using an acclimation box .
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$15.75Description
Koumansetta rainfordi - The Court Jester Goby is a Biota favorite and a highly underrated fish. Wild caught Court Jesters typically arrive in poor condition, are incredibly finicky eaters, and rarely survive. Captive bred Court Jester Gobies are robust, healthy, and feed on just about any fish foods offered. We recommend Easy Reefs DKI pellets and Masstick.
These gobies do well singly in a smaller tank of 10+ gallons or in small groups in larger aquariums when added at the same time. Court Jester Gobies also help out with cleaning up pesky hair algae in aquariums, as this is their natural diet in the wild. We recommend introducing these small fish using an acclimation box .
