RAINFORDI GOBY

[DeeOooGee]

How well does the Rainfordi Goby work at taking care of a G.H. Algae
problem?

I read that it is peaceful, but wonder if there would be problems with it
and my clown or my firefish.

[DeeOooGee]

"DeeOooGee" > wrote in message
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> How well does the Rainfordi Goby work at taking care of a G.H. Algae
> problem?
>
> I read that it is peaceful, but wonder if there would be problems with it
> and my clown or my firefish.
>
>

I forgot to mention the fact that I have a crushed coral substrate and not
sand. Would this be a problem with this fish?

[Rich R]

I have no problems with them at all. of course every tank can be different
but for the most part it should be fine.

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"DeeOooGee" > wrote in message
news:tNCLd.41663$eT5.888@attbi_s51...
> How well does the Rainfordi Goby work at taking care of a G.H. Algae
> problem?
>
> I read that it is peaceful, but wonder if there would be problems with it
> and my clown or my firefish.
>
>
>

[PaulB]

Not well, since they don't really eat much algae.

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/amblygobiusfaqs.htm



"DeeOooGee" > wrote in message
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> "DeeOooGee" > wrote in message
> news:tNCLd.41663$eT5.888@attbi_s51...
>> How well does the Rainfordi Goby work at taking care of a G.H. Algae
>> problem?
>>
>> I read that it is peaceful, but wonder if there would be problems with it
>> and my clown or my firefish.
>>
>>
>
> I forgot to mention the fact that I have a crushed coral substrate and not
> sand. Would this be a problem with this fish?
>
>