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(Other members of the genus Rhinogobius)
ADULT SIZE: 5 cm
WATER CONDITIONS: Not critical
TEMPERATURE RANGE: 16-25 C
FOOD: Feed Rhinogobius duospilus predominantly live foods
DISTRIBUTION: This species comes from China
AQUARIUM CARE: Comes from small rivers in China. This goby can be terrotorial, so provide any tank with hiding places.
BREEDING: Fry should be raised separtely on newly hatched artemia nauplii.
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Other members of the genus Rhinogobius
Other oddball species
Other species from China
BREEDING: Fry should be raised separtely on newly hatched artemia nauplii.
Have you bred Rhinogobius duospilus ? Why not fill in a breeding questionaire?
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