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If a shrimp goby is kept without a Pistol Shrimp, does it become much more shy and unhappy?
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By this, you mean two gobies and two pistol shrimp? Do they create a community of four in a dugout?Simple answer: yes.
They also want to be kept in pairs (as do the pistol shrimp)
Yes. I got a pair of Yashas with a pair of randalli pistol shrimps. They totally work together and the shrimp even help pumping water through the burrow to help the goby larvae out on hatch night.By this, you mean two gobies and two pistol shrimp? Do they create a community of four in a dugout?
I would ideally want to have a Tiger Pistol (the natural symbiotic partner for the YWG), it’s just that it may take a while for me to source one. That’s all. Many LFS in my area don’t like Pistol Shrimp.
Definitely this! I had a yellow watchman for about 6 months and I'd only see him like once a week maybe, usually right before lights out. I gave him a tiger pistol buddy and now I see his head and upper body sticking out of a burrow almost constantly.Watchman gobies are a bit finnicky without pistol shrimp

