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Ok, we had a Diamond Goby commit carpet suicide last week. We had only had him for about a month. Wife was sad... blah blah blah.
This weekend we bought 2 Tiger Gobies and had one commit suicide the first night. The 2nd night (last night) I put a towel over the existing egg crate. This morning the 2nd Tiger Goby is bounching at the top of the water which looks like he is trying to jump. Both the jumps have been after dark and we checked on him after dark last night and the goby was in a hole under a rock all by himself. Apparently according to the wife, he's now calmed down a bit and is sitting at the bottom.
Not sure what can be done to reduce what apparently is a stressed goby. I don't see anyone bothering him as the other residents could care less. He's in a 90 gallon with plenty of rock, sand and other hiding places. This current goby hasn't been a major digger yet, but the last one dug all kinds of holes and caves and was always active... hence why the wife liked him so much.
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
This weekend we bought 2 Tiger Gobies and had one commit suicide the first night. The 2nd night (last night) I put a towel over the existing egg crate. This morning the 2nd Tiger Goby is bounching at the top of the water which looks like he is trying to jump. Both the jumps have been after dark and we checked on him after dark last night and the goby was in a hole under a rock all by himself. Apparently according to the wife, he's now calmed down a bit and is sitting at the bottom.
Not sure what can be done to reduce what apparently is a stressed goby. I don't see anyone bothering him as the other residents could care less. He's in a 90 gallon with plenty of rock, sand and other hiding places. This current goby hasn't been a major digger yet, but the last one dug all kinds of holes and caves and was always active... hence why the wife liked him so much.
Any ideas would be much appreciated.