Rhinogobius Maculafasciatus

Rhinogobius Maculafasciatus

Description:

The Rhinogobius Maculafasciatus, commonly known as the Spotted Goby, is a captivating freshwater fish distinguished by its pattern of contrasting spots and stripes. Originating from the rivers and streams of East Asia, this goby possesses an allure that commands attention in any aquarium setup.

Features:

• Eye-catching pattern of spots and stripes
• Endemic to the freshwater systems of East Asia
• Active and inquisitive nature
• An ideal centerpiece for biotope and community aquariums

How to Keep:

This goby thrives in aquariums that mirror its natural environment. An oxygen-rich setting with ample hiding spots, created using rocks and driftwood, is essential. A substrate consisting of fine sand or small gravel will enable the Rhinogobius Maculafasciatus to engage in its typical burrowing behavior. These fish also prefer a moderate water flow that emulates the flowing waters of their native habitats.

Parameters:

• Temperature: 20 - 26 °C
• pH Level: 6.8 - 7.8
• TDS: 120-220 ppm
• GH: 8-15
• KH: 4-9
• Lifespan: Up to 5 years
• Size: 5 - 7 cm
• Diet: Carnivore
• Behavior: Generally peaceful but may show territorial tendencies
• Breeding: Moderate to challenging