Sleeper Banded Goby Meiacanthus tongaensis once or twice a week

once or twice a week is beneficial

and high-quality frozen or live foods

typically inhabits deeper reef areas below 75 feet (23 meters) with strong currents and abundant invertebrate life

Males are generally larger than females and experience a succession of color changes when breeding

avoid aggressive fish that may stress or harm the cleaner wrasse

Sleeper Banded Goby Meiacanthus tongaensis once or twice a weekThe Sleeper Banded Goby, also known as the Brownbarred Goby and Bullet Goby, was first discovered in the Indo Pacific Ocean by Valenciennes in 1837. It has a greenish yellow head with blue and orange dots and dashes. The remainder of the body is yellow with brown bands. It should be housed in a 30 gallon or larger aquarium with a substrate of loose coral rubble, and a tight fitting lid to prevent it from jumping out of the tank. It will rarely become