Pink Spot Goby - Cryptocentrus leptocephalus sps

Pink Spot Goby - Cryptocentrus leptocephalus spsPink Spot Goby (Cryptocentrus leptocephalus) The Pink Spot Goby, Cryptocentrus leptocephalus, is a characterful marine shrimp goby with a pale brownish to greenish body, soft barring and attractive pink to red spotting across the head, back and fins. Also known as the Pink speckled Shrimpgoby, Pink spotted Watchman Goby or Singapore Shrimp Goby, this Western Pacific species is a hardy and engaging bottom dweller for peaceful reef and marine community

Their diet in the tank should be based on frozen food

molluscs and other benthic foods

Common Name:Chalk Goby

Pink Scooter Blenny - Synchiropus marmoratus

is one of the most striking designer forms of the Maroon Clownfish

corals and most non-starfish invertebrates

Carnivorous micro-predator

but best suited to mature

Herbivorous grazer with detritus-feeding tendencies

Six Line Wrasse are associated with seaward reefs

It is hardier than many specialist marine fish

making it a medium-sized Halichoeres wrasse that needs suitable swimming and foraging space