Stiphodon Percnopterygionus
Stiphodon Percnopterygionus
Description:
The Stiphodon Percnopterygionus, commonly referred to as the Blue Neon Goby, is an enchanting freshwater fish known for its radiant blue coloration. Typically found in fast-flowing streams and rivers of the Western Pacific region, this goby stands out as a brilliant jewel in any aquascape.
Features:
- Luminous blue coloration that mimics neon lights
- Indigenous to the rivers and streams of the Western Pacific
- Dynamic and engaging behavior
- Perfect for freshwater biotope setups
How to Keep:
To provide a conducive environment for the Blue Neon Goby, an aquarium should emulate the fast-flowing waters from its native habitat. This includes ensuring ample oxygenation and a strong water current. Additionally, using smooth rocks, driftwood, and a substrate of fine sand or small gravel will enable the Stiphodon Percnopterygionus to display its natural behaviors. It's also crucial to have several hiding spots, as these gobies can sometimes be a bit shy.
Parameters:
- Temperature: 22 - 28 °C
- pH Level: 6.5 - 7.5
- TDS: 90-200 ppm
- GH: 5-12
- KH: 3-7
- Lifespan: Up to 4 years
- Size: 4 - 5.5 cm
- Diet: Omnivore
- Behavior: Peaceful and can be kept in small groups
- Breeding: Challenging