Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby - Stonogobiops species - Candy Stripe Goby - Whiteray Shrimp Goby

Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby - Stonogobiops species: The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby fish is a lovely fish that is a wonderful addition to the passive community tank. If startled, these fish will occasionally bury under the sand. The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby require a plenty of hiding places and a sand bottom. They are usually found living with the red and white banded snapping shrimp, Alpheus randalli.

The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby should do fine in most setups but may get eaten by larger, more aggressive tank mates. They do like to hide alot and live rock should help make them feel secure. Some have reported that this fish has jumped from the tank so a good tight fitting aquarium hood with no escape points is needed.

The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby seem to be very resistant to most saltwater fish disease but they still need proper pre-cautions and a quarantine tank should be used before introducing them into main tank. After they've been in quarantine for two weeks or so and you notice no signs of illness, slowly acclimate them into your display tank.

The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby may sometimes attempt jump out. They need places to burrow and they prefer presence of substrate. The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby is known to be one of the watchman family that will share its burrow with a pistol shrimp. The Yasha Hase Goby pairs particularly well with the red and white striped 'Randalls' Pistol Shrimp.

General Size Specifications: The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby are small fish, usually around 3/4"-1.5". These usually grows up to 3 inches.These fish generally will come to you at 1 to 2 inches.

Minimum Tank Size Suggested: The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby prefers a tank of at least 20 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim.

Tank Conditions: The Yasha Shrimp Goby do well in aquarium with temperature not exceeding 78 degree Fahrenheit, also not less than 72 degree Fahrenheit. The specific gravity should be kept between 1.020 and 1.025. The pHvalue should also lie between 8.1 and 8.4 points.

The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby is the one of the most often purchased Shrimp Goby for aquariums. This species adapts well to aquarium life and has even spawned in reef aquariums. Only male-female Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby pairs should be put in the same (especially small) tank as these Gobies will attack other Shrimp Gobies.

Habitat: The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby is distributed in the Eastern Indian Ocean and Western Pacific Ocean in Indonesia, Phillipines, Australia and in carribean islands.

Feeding and Diet: The Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby are not very picky when it comes to fish food and should accept most foods that are given to them. Try to give them a varied diet of live, frozen, freeze-dried and vitamin-enriched flake foods. Make sure they are getting their share around feeding time.

Breeding: You may be able to keep mated pairs but it is not advisable to keep more than a mated pair of the Yasha Hase Shrimp Goby in smaller tanks. They may fight over territory with other goby species.

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