There once was a fish called Green Goby

With broad bands that were oh so oh-bee-doe-bee

Its big head and mouth

Were quite the standout

And in coral, it sure was a hobby

Keeping Broad-Barred Clown (Green Goby) in an Aquarium

The Broad-Barred Clown, also known as the Green Goby, is a popular fish for aquarium enthusiasts. This fish is native to the Indo-Pacific region and can be found in coral reefs, lagoons, and rocky areas.

Aquarium Requirements

The Broad-Barred Clown is a small fish, growing up to 2 inches in length. They are suitable for a small aquarium of at least 10 gallons. The aquarium should have a sand substrate and plenty of hiding places, such as rocks and coral caves.

The water temperature should be between 75-80°F and the pH should be around 8.1-8.4. They are not very picky eaters and will accept a variety of foods, including frozen and live foods.

Coolest Stuff about the Broad-Barred Clown (Green Goby)

• They have a unique coloration, with green and white stripes on their body and fins.
• They are known to form a symbiotic relationship with certain species of coral, where they live in the coral's branches and protect it from predators.
• They are peaceful fish and can be kept with other small, non-aggressive fish.
• They are active swimmers and will often perch on rocks and coral.
• They have a unique way of swimming, where they move their pectoral fins in a rowing motion.