Rhinogobius Giurinus

Rhinogobius Giurinus

Description:

Rhinogobius Giurinus, commonly recognized as the Amur Goby, is a delightful freshwater species originating from East Asia. This Goby stands out for its attractive patterns and striking coloration, making it a beautiful addition to freshwater aquarium setups.

Features:

• Distinct and appealing patterns
• Native to freshwater systems in East Asia
• Adaptive and resilient nature
• Ideal for a variety of aquarium settings

How to Keep:

The Amur Goby prefers aquariums that mimic its natural habitat: streams with clean flowing water. A substrate of fine sand or small-sized gravel, combined with smooth rocks and driftwood, will help the Rhinogobius Giurinus feel at home. Due to their occasionally territorial nature, it's advisable to provide multiple hiding spots, especially if housing more than one in the same tank.

Parameters:

• Temperature: 18 - 24 °C
• pH Level: 6.0 - 7.5
• TDS: 100-200 ppm
• GH: 5-10
• KH: 3-6
• Lifespan: 4-5 years
• Size: 4 - 6 cm
• Diet: Omnivore, prefers live foods
• Behavior: Generally peaceful but can be territorial
• Breeding: Moderate difficulty