Are these Goby a pair or different species

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Hello folks,

i have both goby and they get along very well. I dont know if they are different species or a pair. Can anyone confirm?
 

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Hello folks,

i have both goby and they get along very well. I dont know if they are different species or a pair. Can anyone confirm?
I cant watch the video, do you have a photo of the two?
 

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Here are some pictures of both. TIA!
It’s possible they’re two different gobies. I believe the darker one is a Monkeyface Prickleback (Cebidichthys violaceus) and the lighter one is a Dusky Tripletooth Goby (Tridentiger obscurus).
 

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