The Dragon Violet Goby has a slender and elongated body with predominantly violet coloration. It features long, thin fins that give them an elegant and striking appearance. In addition to their distinctive color, these fish are known for their interesting behavior, as they can swim energetically and perform acrobatic movements.
The Dragon Violet Goby, also known as Purple Dragon Goby, is a species of fish found in freshwater areas of South America. It is characterized by its elongated body and intense violet coloration, which gives it a striking and exotic appearance. It is a peaceful and sociable fish that can adapt well to a community aquarium.
Sexual dimorphism in Gobioides broussonnetii is minimal and difficult to distinguish. Both sexes have a similar appearance.
Breeding the Dragon Violet Goby in the aquarium can be challenging and requires specific conditions. It is recommended to provide them with a suitable environment with aquatic plants and hiding spots where they can deposit their eggs. The eggs are fertilized by the male and hatch within a few days. The fry can be fed with infusoria and powdered foods until they are large enough to accept larger foods.
Gobioides broussonnetii, commonly known as the dogface sleeper goby, requires an aquarium with plenty of sandy substrate and rocks for hiding. It prefers brackish or freshwater with low salinity. Water temperature should be warm and kept stable. Water quality is crucial, with regular changes and adequate filtration.
They are omnivorous and accept a variety of foods in their diet. They primarily feed on small invertebrates and live foods, such as mosquito larvae, daphnia, and small crustaceans. They can also be fed with commercial foods in the form of pellets or flakes, and it is recommended to supplement their diet with vegetable-based foods, such as spirulina flakes.
Caring for Gobioides broussonnetii can be moderately challenging. They are territorial fish and can be aggressive towards other fish of similar size. They are omnivores and accept a variety of foods, including live and frozen foods. A tank with a secure lid is recommended, as they can jump out of the water.
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To do an analysis more detailed about coexistence and behavior of Gobioides broussonnetii (Dragon Violet Goby) use the Aquarium simulation tool, if you do this you can test different ways to combine the Dragon Violet Goby with other fishes giving the dimensions and space on you aquarium, on this way you can known the optimal configuration for keep the fishes that you want.
You can also find out the 99 species compatible with the Gobioides broussonnetii (Dragon Violet Goby) can live together.
Note: The parameters of the water such as PH and temperature are also used to calculate the compatibility of the species.
Compatible without any restriction
Compatible in some cases, it depends on the nature and personality of the fish.
Si el gobio es muy grande podría arrastrar las conchas del pez multi por el fondo del acuario si nada cerca de ellas.
As these fish like to be sheltered in different locations in the aquarium, whether in plants, logs, rocks, etc, if another fish tries to enter where it is hidden, there could be confrontations for that shelter.
Como a estos peces les gusta estar refugiados en diferentes ubicaciones del acuario ya sean en plantas, troncos, rocas etc, si otro pez intenta entrar donde está escondido podrían haber confrontaciones por ese refugio.
As these fish like to be sheltered in different locations in the aquarium, whether in plants, logs, rocks, etc., if another fish tries to enter where it is hidden, there could be confrontations for that shelter.
Fish can live together as long as the space is spacious enough to delimit a territory, otherwise there may be aggressions for competing for the territory.
los gobios dragones son un poco territorial con otros de su especie, sin embargo pueden convivir entre ellos.
They can coexist together if the aquarium they share is large and spacious enough for both species to feel good, as some fish may attack others to feel that they have little space and try to eliminate the competition.