Cobalt Blue Goby


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Description

Cobolt blue Gobies are native to the clear fast-moving streams of Indonesia, West Papua and the Philippines. Growing up to 5cm in length, these striking, freshwater dwarf gobies are adored for their iridescent blue colouration featured on the males. To help your Cobolt blue Gobies to thrive, consider highly oxygenated, fast flow water and a mature tank setup, mimicking their natural environment. Without these elements ,your Cobolt blue Gobies will struggle to survive. Use a dark, sandy substrate and smooth, flat river stones. Cobolt blue Gobies are herbivores and will consume biofilm and algaea round an established aquarium.

At Wirral Aquatics we feed our Cobolt blue Gobies EBO Pro soft Spirulina, algae wafers and Soylent green Repashy.

Tank compatibility & care

Temperature
22–28 °C
pH
6.5–7.5
Hardness
36–215 ppm
Adult size
50 mm
Min. tank
55 L
Type
Fish
Temperament
Territorial
Diet
Herbivore
Every aquarium is different. These are a guide based on water chemistry, adult size and temperament. Individual fish have their own personalities. Introduce new tank mates gradually, keep groups at the right numbers, and watch how everyone settles in. Ask our team if you'd like advice for your setup.

Ordering livestock

We strive to ensure that we honour all orders placed online. However, we are a small, busy shop and tracking livestock inventory can be challenging. If we are unable to fulfil your order, we will contact you as soon as possible to discuss options so that you can decide how you would like to proceed.

If livestock are appearing out of stock on our website, it does not necessarily mean that they are not available in store. If there is something that you are looking for, please contact us and we will be happy to discuss what is possible.

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