All About The Engineer Goby

The engineer is a master at building caves under the sand which can be great for keeping the sand pretty white, but can come as a cost because their most common way of dying is being crushed by a rock that they dug under.
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Digya Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@RitschardPaul]

Hey Brock, thank you very much for your videos! I love how you made concept, it is short, very informative and fun to watch! Kudos! Engineer is awesome, sweet, funny fish to have!

[@BrockLeonard]

That is an awesome relationship they have! Your sand probably stays super clean XD. And all the way from Serbia?! WOW!!! I send my love back to you.

[@RitschardPaul]

Hey man, yes, very interesting team! :) Hehe yes, I'm very happy with sand, but he is digging and digging borrows, so I have to ruin his work over and over... That makes sand bed kind a clean, heheehe!

[@BrockLeonard]

Just got done with an exam. Videos up! Goodnight!

[@Kookaburra4509]

I have had an engineer goby now for about 8 years. It's gigantic about 15" long and very thick. It looks almost prehistoric when he sticks his head out from the live rock. It rarely comes completely out, so hard to video its entirety. Very hardy fish!

[@BrockLeonard]

Dave C. I want to see that!!

[@goldplatedproductions3773]

Mines about 10 inches and spends half day just swimming around our 180g tank.

[@andym209]

Will he eat cleaner shrimp

[@MrGarnettmiller]

Had two. Didn’t know one was alive until about 6 months when I saw them together

[@austinprice770]

Can you really keep an adult in a 55 gallon tank? That seems small for such a long fish, but it would be awesome if I could keep one in my 55 gal.

[@jjthedj1469]

Note to beginners engineer gobies are very messy so what I did to solve that Is a onther gobies that sandshiffs

[@lowkeyep3618]

Mine is definitely not peaceful he likes to swim out and attack the other fish

[@sidyogin2621]

Hi, once again thank u for ur video….cool; Legend👍🏽

[@BrockLeonard]

Thanks for coming by to watch 😁

[@jeremyray4633]

I love these videos keep it up man

[@BrockLeonard]

Thanks for watching!

[@jeremyray4633]

@@BrockLeonard do you have a video of all about the pincushion urchin

[@denizkurita2940]

Awesome

[@sophiaburnett7764]

Brockcan i keep him with a panther grouper?

[@BrockLeonard]

I doubt a panther grouper would go after him since an engineer is so small.

[@jaylsomething8653]

I just bought 3 and I so happen to walk by tank at night and one ended up in my hob refugium some how. Haven't seen the other 2 what so ever

[@AntonioCarlosMaster]

Very nice

[@kaptainkpop6750]

Would these guys be okay with Tiger jawsfish?

[@BrockLeonard]

You would probably experience some territory battles as they dig their burrows

[@wesleysceilingfanjoint5255]

Cool

[@Justjibrilfr]

I’ve had 1 for about 4 years, rarely ever comes out but they’re about a foot long, I saw another one at the fish store around the same size and I was wondering if I could keep them in the same tank! Do you think they would fight? Thanks!

[@BrockLeonard]

They are normally a schooling fish. I don’t think you’d see any aggression.

[@Justjibrilfr]

@@BrockLeonard update: I ended up putting them together and I think he beat up the new one because he had scars on him and I had to put him in a new tank. I think I should have put them in the tank at the same time

[@vicegmail]

Will these guys get along with a yellow watchman goby paired with a pistol shrimp? Or will there possibly be territorial issues in a 75

[@BrockLeonard]

Normally they will stick to their own sides of the tank

[@rosedonnapur]

Are thay ok with starfish

[@anthraxcrab2222]

Do they play nice with watchmen & pistol shrimp pairs

[@BrockLeonard]

Aggression really isn’t an issue, it’s just the fact that they are absolute bull dozers digging burrows in the tank

[@Chris-eh1yj]

Great video, I have a question. what LED lights do you recommend to grow any kinds of coral?

[@BrockLeonard]

Reef Brites are a cheaper route to go and the expensive route would be Hydra 26 Hd or AI Primes. I personally have the Hydra 26's.

[@Chris-eh1yj]

Brock Leonard thanks, by the way how many do u think I would need if I have a 100g tank?

[@BrockLeonard]

Chris hmmmm, if ya really like em, get 4!

[@Chris-eh1yj]

Brock Leonard thanks, always helping me out a lot.I appreciate it

[@Sabertooth_54]

My sand bed is about 2 and a half inches deep, is this deep enough

[@alexworld3056]

can you add them with a eel?

[@BrockLeonard]

Yes!

[@thebudgetreefer8630]

Yo brock i have one of these hes about 4 inches i only have the one but i was wondering can i get a second now after having him in my tank for a few months! Will they fight? Or will they be okay

[@BrockLeonard]

You shouldn't have a problem with it. We normally don't sell out of ours at the shop and when we get a new stock, we throw the new ones in with the existing ones and we've never ran into any problems.

[@thebudgetreefer8630]

Thanks my dude ✌✌

[@Vasilirdh]

What’s up with your into?

[@Francis.Rivers]

Can i put two in a 55g?

[@BrockLeonard]

You can!

[@andym209]

I was told there eat shrimp

[@BrockLeonard]

One's that grow large enough, I could see it happening, but while they are small no.

[@andym209]

@@BrockLeonard give mine mussels cockle and frozen cubes keep him full