Rare Species💝Rare Live Freshwater Goby💝Blue Sacred Dragon Goby💝 Live Fish

Description: Rare species💝Rare Live Freshwater Goby💝Blue Sacred Dragon Fish💝Tim's Pet It is a kind of Shennong kiss tiger produced China! It is named Bluefin Shennong because of the sky blue color of its dorsal fin! It is a kind of benthic fish that lives in the upper reaches of the river tributaries or the upper reaches of the river. It has high requirements for water quality and likes the structure of flowing water on the sand bottom. The main food is small shrimp and small fish and aquatic insect larvae for food! He's fierce and aggressive, and he's most impressive when he's bragging. The adult body length is between 5 - 7cm! The Blue-Finned Sacred Dragon Goby (💙Rare species 💙Rhinogobius sp.'Blue Sacred Dragon'💙) is another species of small freshwater goby known for its striking appearance, particularly its blue fins. This fish is appreciated both in the wild and in aquariums for its unique coloration and active behavior. Below is some detailed information: Appearance Size: Like many other gobies, it is a small fish, typically growing to 5-8 cm in length. Coloration: Characterized by vivid blue fins, which contrast beautifully with a body that may range from grayish to yellowish tones, often adorned with spots or subtle patterns. Sexual Dimorphism: Males are often more colorful than females, especially during the breeding season, when their colors intensify. Habitat Distribution: Found in freshwater streams and rivers of East Asia, particularly in regions with clean, fast-flowing water. Environment: Prefers rocky riverbeds with plenty of hiding spots. High oxygen levels and clear water are essential for their survival. Behavior Territoriality: Males can be territorial, especially during mating periods, defending their chosen spots among rocks or other substrates. Activity: They are active during the day and often observed foraging on the bottom for food. Aquarium Care ： The Blue-Finned Sacred Dragon Goby is sought after by aquarists for its beauty, but it requires specific care to thrive. Water Quality: Clean, oxygen-rich water with mild to moderate currents is essential. Regular water changes are highly recommended. Temperature: Prefers temperatures between 20–26°C (68–79°F). Substrate: A substrate of smooth rocks and gravel mimics its natural habitat and provides hiding spaces. Diet: Feeds on small live or frozen foods like brine shrimp, daphnia, and bloodworms. Some may accept high-quality prepared foods over time. Breeding Spawning: Males prepare and guard a nest, typically under rocks or in crevices, where the female lays eggs. The male then guards the eggs until they hatch. Fry Care: The fry are tiny and require specialized feeding with infusoria or similar micro foods. Conservation While this species may not currently face significant conservation concerns, habitat loss and water pollution pose potential threats. Supporting sustainable aquarium trade and protecting natural habitats are essential for their long-term survival. 🚨🚨All packages are carefully packed and guaranteed to arrive alive.🚨🚨Orders placed after 7:00 PM on Tuesday will be shipped the following Monday morning (we recommend placing orders on Sunday or Monday).Live animals (freshwater shrimp, live plants, and live fish) are shipped only on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. 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Price: 44.99 USD

Location: Kent, Washington

End Time: 2025-01-07T05:14:00.000Z

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