Valenciennea species! Show them off :)

[i cant think]

So, I’m planning on starting an article on care for these guys and I’d love to see some photos of yours!
If possible and you may say whether or not you want this however I was wondering whether I could use some in the article. I know this is out of the blue however it would be great to see some and use some as examples (Healthy or unhealthy I don’t mind, I’d like a mix of both). I’d love to spread a bit more awareness about this species so please, show off yours!

I don’t own one currently or have photos of one unfortunately (Will try find a couple on my next round to the LFSs). I feel like it would be better to show photos of your valenciennea species instead of a random photo off of a Google search as it then has a bit more meaning if you get what I mean.

 

[blaxsun]

I have one goby (Rainford's), and I can never find the darned thing - so either it's still doing a great job hiding or it's become dinner for something.

 

[i cant think]

I have one goby (Rainford's), and I can never find the darned thing - so either it's still doing a great job hiding or it's become dinner for something.

I too have a Koumansetta species although it’s the hectori. Now I’m wondering whether to do this about all the sandsifters or stick to just Valenciennea as they seem to be the hardest genus to keep in terms of starvation.