Peacock Gudgeon Breeding and Care

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

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[@dariancairo1821]

I know I am kind of randomly asking but do anyone know of a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?

[@HCAqua]

I know this is old, but I just started to try to breed them and I found this video to be a great resource. New sub.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Thank you - I hope you enjoy them! : -)

[@HeyItsCeeJay]

How did it work out?

[@MasterPhotographer]

I love finding hidden treasure! This is a great video for peacock gudgeons!

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Thank you!

[@cal6041]

My partner and I are planning on starting out soon with a 10 gallon tank, we both had parents with larger tanks when we were younger and have considered it for a while! We've just binged a bunch of your videos to learn about the best way to start out in this hobby. Thanks so much for the awesome content, it's super informative and I feel like we know so much now to get us going, looking forward to watching more of your stuff 🙂

[@ticket2space621]

Nice bro! Hope you guys are rocking and rolling by now!

[@nickeytourigny1557]

I am currently breeding them. They are incredible fish This was very Informative, thank u!

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

That is so cool to hear!

[@malreynolds9591]

Great video. I recently bought 6 of these beauties and there is male/female pair acting strange, so I searched YT and found your very informative video. Looks like I may have fertilized eggs soon!! I ordered an egg tumbler and will set up a spare tank for the fry. Many, many thanks to you for uploading this information to the www.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

That's awesome! I hope you get fry soon.

[@kinglyzard]

I just got a trio of these beauties in a 10g well planted tank. I'm in love! I'll keep them as a species tank

[@briant.4618]

Even with this video and a lot of the reading i did, i was NOT prepared for just how tiny these fry were going to be! Glad i hatched them in an empty tank!

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I know! The first time I saw them they were barely visible!

[@briant.4618]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics I felt bad. I noticed they were starting to hatch then got my COVID shot. I was so wiped out next day I couldn't do anything. Imagine my surprise when I found some 50 fry or so in that tank on saturday

[@carolebraswell982]

Had to look back at this old video since you mentioned Peacock Gudgeons in today's video.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Ya, it's old but I still really love these fish :-)

[@madfishdiva]

I love them. I watched AquaPros video and he recently purchased this fish. Would be a great addition to my collection for sure.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

They are one of my favorites!

[@briant.4618]

Glad i watched this awhile back. Caught my gudgeons earlier in the middle of their courtship. Now i got a male and a pile of eggs in the back of a cave!! Knew he had been trying...a lot of "peacocking" around the females lately.

[@damianowens5066]

Glad to hear that your peacock gobies are doing well, your PH is about the same as mine which stopped me buying some of these fish because every thing that I read about them said they need soft water, so now I feel happy about getting some. Thanks for sharing your video with us 👍

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Ya, they do fine in our hard water at a pH of 7.8. No problems with life span, health or breeding!

[@damianowens5066]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics brilliant and thanks for the reply, you have a new sub 😁👍

[@NeonTetraAquarist]

Great video my friend! I love peacocks! I am looking to build up a group in my 29 soon, and tbis will help me out a lot! This video is by far the best peacock gudgeon care video out there! Thanks!

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate the feedback. They are a great little fish and I'm sure you will enjoy them. Share pics once you get them going!

[@NeonTetraAquarist]

Prime Time Aquatics I got them to spawn earlier this week, but the eggs disappeared last night. I think I waited toon long to get them away from the male. It might also be because this was their first spawn. I might try the egg tumbler method next time😁

[@steve_the_springtails]

I just picked up 3 today cant wait to get them out of quarantine

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

They are truly awesome fish!

[@aniconfetti1907]

Great advice! I just picked up a few of these today.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I hope you enjoy them!

[@newmexicoaquatics282]

Great info. Thank you for sharing! - Little Bobby

[@nickdaboii]

Finally got mine to spawn! Thanks for the advice! 👍

[@rachelradewan5166]

Awesome video! Thanks for posting! Do you recommend a certain egg tumbler? How often do you feed the babies? Thanks so much!

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

The eggs tumblers I have came from Jehmco.com. We fed our fry live baby brine twice a day.

[@ManxDaddy839]

Just got fry free swimming in a 20l with tons of cover Great video

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Awesome!

[@ChaoticCannon]

Great video. Question, do these fish eat adult cherry shrimp? I have a community tank with tetras, cherry barbs, cherry shrimp, honey gouramis, guppies and so forth and want to make sure the shrimp are ok with these. 210 gal tank

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I generally don’t trust them around shrimp.

[@gotandrewsmith]

Great video man ty! Do you have a video or link on how to make that tumbler?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I don’t but I really should make one!

[@lisag6712]

Do they do well as single fish in a peaceful, planted tank?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I've had no issues with them. Should be a nice set-up for them!

[@HomnixHD]

I recommend omega one super color flakes. Ive never had a fish to picky to eat these the smell drives them crazy, and the best part is its made from all natural color boosting foods from the wild

[@matthewroschmann6811]

Hey Jason great video! I recently purchased 10 of these guys and they are currently in my quarantine tank. My question is everyone says they are peaceful fish however I've recently noticed that three have died unexpectedly and 3 of the ones that are still alive have ripped fins one with it's back tail almost completely gone. One larger male has perfect finnage and seems to be very territorial. Is this normal or should I remove the male that seems to be chasing? I would hate to get rid of him he looks great but I don't want him to murder the rest of the group one at a time. Thank you for any feedback.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

It might be a good idea to put some structure in the QT tank - usually they settle in fine once everyone has there own area in the tank.

[@railbuilderdhd]

A great video with lots of information. My son loves these and I wanted to know if they will be ok with red tail sharks in a 20 L tank?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Hi Dave - my thought is not much would be safe with a red tail shark in a 20L. : -) I typically won't put one in anything under a 75 gallon with fairly aggressive fish. This might give a little more info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn6sgpKmatRnedU

[@zerokiryuu3387]

I'm new to this game, but you mentioned you could keep a small group of males together (based on your tank size). But is it possible to keep females together, or there an issue with aggressive behavior? Please and thank you!

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

That shouldn't be a problem.

[@zerokiryuu3387]

Thank you for the clarification🐟💫✨! I just found your videos so I hope to do more research when I'm ready to setup a tank.

[@OPolzinsGarage]

I have been struggling with my peacock gudgeon fry, had a lot of ones hatch and swimming. A week later I only have one left. I see you recommended baby brine shrimp. So I am going to get that going then. Any more tips? I do the pvc pipe closed off and transfer to another tank with a low bubbler for flow.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

The more established the grow out tank the better small fry will also pick at small organisms within Java moss and algae.

[@andrewgomez6162]

Great video inspired me to get some of my own. What did u use for there cave it looks kind cool ?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Awesome! Those are plant watering stakes.

[@tapprs]

Great information, would be a great video to do again.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

For sure - with like actual production value. Haha

[@tapprs]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics well.... You said it not me. 😉Plus I bet you've learned more since then

[@SpencerJ289]

What’s the real thin plant in the middle that’s growing on the wood. I love it would love to put some in my tank.

[@Prone2Thrill]

I'm fairly limited so far in Hawaii with mostly Petco and Amazon that I know of - where could I source these fish and other stuff I can trust?

[@carlosolvera7094]

I have a 55 gallon tank that im setting up, I currently have no fish in it but I have heavily planted it. I wanted to know if a group of 3 peacock gudgeons would get along with a group of 3 amazon puffer fish and a school of Congo tetras?

[@chrisdomenici9107]

How many would you recommend for a 35 gallon tank? I have 3 Buenos Aires Tetras and a bristle nose plecco.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

6-8 would be cool!

[@DavidJHarrisonEssex]

Hello from 🇬🇧 . Very interesting video & such lovely fish. On someone else's video I asked which Gobies/Gudgeon or Blenny (I love those 3 types) would go with my Dwarf Cichlids, I was informed these would, that brought me here to further my research before committing. What do you think? Thanks

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

It’s certainly a possibility. The other really good option is the Empire Gudgeon. More expensive and a little harder to find but a good fit as well.

[@DavidJHarrisonEssex]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics Thanks.

[@swatch12345]

Hey Jason. I was able to get a bunch of fry to hatch although they are hard to feed. Frozen baby brine or do I need to do live?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I've had really good luck with live baby brine!

[@levivankreuningen8952]

Can I have a 5 gallon tank with only one of these perhaps?

[@waterlover]

Going to get another pair to see if they can keep my guppie breeding in check

[@nayanmistry4641]

Hi Jason, great educational video as always. I am wanting to add these guys to my community tank (53gallon) which currently has a male plakat betta, honey gourami, harlequin rasbora, cardinal tetra, hillstream loaches, cory cats and some otos. Would these peacock gudgeons wreck havoc in the tank or would they be a good fish to add. I'd like something that stands out at the bottom of the tank as I currently have the corys which hang out at the back and hardly venture to the front of the tank. Parameters at soft water, heavily planted, pH 7, temp 78F. Any other suggestions would be welcomed. Thank you

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

There is a chance they nip at the betta, but mine have always been pretty well-behaved.

[@nayanmistry4641]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics thanks for a very rapid response, I've just come across 2 videos with a betta and peacock gudgeons and in both instances they had a nip at the betta fins, so I will scrap that idea. Would you be able to suggest anything that would be a good fit for my tank that primarily occupies the bottom layer of the tank. I was considering bolivian rams/rams in general or apistogramma? Just looking for some advice. Really appreciate your input. Thank you 👍

[@GrumpyGillsFishing]

That is a TON oh hydra! Do you ever have issues with the hydra killing the fry?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Not really. We’re usually able to keep it under control.

[@GrumpyGillsFishing]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics I’ve never witnessed hydra being a problem before personally, I’ve just heard some things about it. I think they look awesome lol

[@michaelvankerckhove3232]

Question: Can Peacock Gudgeons tolerate aquarium salt? I have a sad molly in my 10g (other roommates are a platy and a nerite snail) and looking to treat him with some salt to start. But I've seen some hesitant comments about salt and gudgeons. May just move the molly over to small quarantine tank I have. I definitely love my gudgeon, I got things going back in June and my LFS suggested him. I hadn't heard of them before, but he's great and doing well. Looking to upgrade soon to a 20 Long and of course get some new friends. Thank you for all your videos and help with things as I've been going along. Cheers.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Ya, the peacock gudgeon probably can't handle the salt that would matter to the molly. I will say all my mollies are bred and kept in water with no added salt.

[@michaelvankerckhove3232]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics Thanks kindly for getting back to me! Cheers.

[@terrymartins2552]

Would a Peacock Gudgeon be OK with a school of Chili Rasboras?? Thanks

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Ya that should work ok

[@briant.4618]

Guess i never expected them to breed like they have been...got a new pile of eggs i discovered last night, twice the size of the first!

[@mekey5227]

How many should be in a 10 gall and should I out cory cats in there with them? And is there any other fish that could go in with them

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Cory cats are fine. YOu might be good with a male and maybe three females?

[@mekey5227]

Prime Time Aquatics thank u much appreciated

[@collincataldo]

I have a 20 gallon rimless, and lidless tank that I’m planning to add 3 peacock gudgeons to. Have you had issues with peacock gudgeons jumping ? I’ve kept various fish in lidless tanks without issues, however gudgeons are to new to me so I am a little worried. Thanks in advance !

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Nope - they are mostly bottom dwellers.

[@AlternativeCowgirl]

Do they usually take a few days to settle in? Mine have only been in the tank a day and they’re just parked on the substrate, and they’re a bit flighty. I’m hoping they settle in soon.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Ya, that's pretty normal.

[@LaRosi0114]

Do yours eat bladder or baby rams horn snails? I've seen a lot online about it but I'm not sure. I just got 3 yesterday. So far they're all pretty aggressive toward my betta and otos. I'm hoping they chill out a bit.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I haven’t noticed them really do anything noticeable to snail populations.

[@LaRosi0114]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics thank you. I appreciate it. I think I'm going to have to move them to a 10 gallon. They're really terrorizing my 20g. But I do love them. Also, I just noticed you guys are in Carol Stream, IL! I'm from Rockford, but I've lived in Colorado since 2013. I knew I loved you guys. ❤️✌🏼

[@andyberry4346]

i have never heard of these before and now i have questions. i have a 20 gallon with several small fish, but also a veiled angel. would the angel cause any problems for a couple of peacock gudgeons?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I might hold off on the angel for now? They can get to be a foot tall from top to bottom.

[@danc8437]

Could a Peacock Gudgeon, Apistogramma and Bolivian Ram do well together in a heavily planted 40 breeder?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

It’s certainly a possibility

[@bebop4307]

Are they a lot happier in a tank with both males and females? I love everything I've learned about these fish but haven't found if a male would be able to live alone without a female and stay peaceful with tetras, which would be his tank mates. I know from keeping guppies they're generally more happy in a tank with both males and females but my tank got crowded very quickly, so until I have a more established space dedicated to my tanks, I've been avoiding fish that kind of have to reproduce to be happy, like the guppies. So I would likely get one peacock gudgeon to avoid fry, only as long as the fish would be happy.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

The male can live on its own. They don’t seem to mind.

[@TheLeokane]

A question that never seems 2 get asked so if u say have 2 angel fish they breed and the young survive, we all know they will breed with same blood lines bros and sis is it healthy is it wise 2 allow in fish or do u need separate and add other bloodlines?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

It's fairly common in fish keeping. Depending on the fish it can take many generations of inbreeding before noticeable deformities develop.

[@CrazyguyRC]

Great video

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Thank you!

[@Ishiisan]

Are you still breeding them? If you are, any changes in your breeding process?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I haven't bred them in a while, but had lots of batches of fry using the techniques I outlined.

[@danielgally6389]

I now have 4 spawns in 2 weeks of owning these fish. The first two already hatched and are growing. 75 more eggs in the original tank, and I am starting to feel overwhelmed LOL> will they ever stop???? How long do yours usually spawn for?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Keep them going! Trust me - they eventually stop reproducing as they age. I wish I had kept my colony going longer. Fish stores will buy them (or take them as trade) because they are easy to sell.

[@danielgally6389]

Prime Time Aquatics I don’t know how much space I need for grow out tho! I have an empty 29 and more room in a couple 10but I don’t have much

[@danielgally6389]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics Thanks for all the advice! I'm running out of room! I wonder if I will just leave a batch in the adult tank and see what happens. It's heavily planted and has lots of hiding spaces

[@blakegardner962]

bought two of these about a two months ago and one went missing about a month ago and i still havent found it. i look about a week after it went missing and looked under every rock/plant and its no where and no remains. i have a lid on the tank too. nothing else is in the tank to have eaten it. any idea what could have happened ?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Maybe it wound up in the filter? They can also slip through small openings. Finally, any snails will often eat dead fish too. I guess it's possible the other one ate it after it died too?

[@blakegardner962]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics checked the filter, under plants, rocks, etc. not in there. i have a lid so it couldn't have jumped out and i even checked around the tank and saw nothing on the ground. it went missing and i checked before it could've been decomposed at all so im just confused where it could've gone. thank you so much for the help! hopefully it is just very good at hiding and i havent noticed it yet

[@LMatRC]

Can they live with other gobies and guppies?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Sure

[@paulbolton1071]

prime time aquatics , hi jason ive just watched the video you did in 2017 on the pea cock gudgeon you say the males are known for eating the eggs unless they are removed and put into a tumbler , does this behaviour mean the peacock gudgeon is very rare to find in the wild ? Paul

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Actually it’s not the eggs they eat but the fry. In a true the fry leave the area as soon as they hatch and there tends to be lots of cover and small foods for them to eat in that cover. In a tank it’s harder to get away and usually not as much cover.

[@lizdyson3627]

I notice you have black neon tetra with your gudgeon. Can you tell me how many of each you have and how big your tank is. I love that combo. I have a 50 litre which I believe is around 15 gallon. Would that be ok.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

At the time they were in a 20 long and I had no issues with the combo. 15 gallons would probably work fine. Thanks for watching!

[@lizdyson3627]

I now have 6 bentosi tetra. Can I keep peacock gudgeons with them?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

That combo would probably work out ok. Good luck!

[@donnybrown6047]

Can these fish live in 80 degrees? I have them with my German Blue Ram.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I have kept them at that temp. They didn't seem to mind it.

[@HANNA-sh5ih]

In your opinion, is it possible to have six of them with a Betta in a 45lt aquarium?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

That's a great question. I think if I were going to try that (the betta part) I'd feel better having a back up plan in case the male gudgeons decide to pick on the betta. I have had them together temporarily without any issues, but you just never know.

[@danielgally6389]

Please help me mate I have a batch about to hatch. Are you able to feed them Baby brines right after hatching? I heard they are too big for these fry first couple days. I bought hikari first bites in hopes they'll eat it. Otherwise I have some brine eggs in the mail but they don't arrive probably until too late. None of my LFS have life food/cultures

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I always fed live baby brine from the start and had really good survival rates. I've breed over 1,000 of them without any issues.

[@danielgally6389]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics how long does it take for them to go from the wriggler stage to free swimming? Some of my eggs have the tails starting to pop out, just want to try and see if I can somehow get BBS eggs in time somewhere. Also what temp do you keep your eggs /fry?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

daniel gally their yoke sacs are usually used up within a couple days - that’s when they start eating. Very exciting!

[@danielgally6389]

Prime Time Aquatics appreciate your input. So far I have a free swimmer and a couple wrigglers. The rest are still developing eggs . I never heard of such a gap in development. Have you ever seen that? Hoping for the best, but even if I get only a few fish out of this on my first try I’ll try to be happy with that

[@danielgally6389]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics well they're hatched I've been giving them hikari and BBS, but I'm not sure if they're eating. They seem interested in the BBS but it might be too big. Are you sure yours really ate that? At that size they can eat microorganisms. Have you ever considered they were just surviving on infusoria and micro wormy stuff in the tank ? especially if it's well planted there might be more than enough for them

[@duncandonuts5268]

Do you think I could fit a pair of these in a Waterbox Clear 16 with a small school of neons?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

For sure!

[@duncandonuts5268]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics Awesome! Thanks!

[@WhipFlash0122Bri]

What do they eat I just recently got to of them and they appear to be female

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Any flake food works along with frozen blood worms or brine shrimp!

[@nickeytourigny1557]

They range from 20 to 30 $ fish where I live.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

You should be in good shape when selling them!

[@creepy6208]

Do they attack bigger shrimps, like amano, or wood shrimp?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

The Beginner Aquarist Their mouths are very small, so eating them whole won’t happen. As far as them picking on them it’s a possibility, but I’ve never tried the combo so I can’t say for sure.

[@creepy6208]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics I see, thank you for answering! I might try putting them together, in a 30 gallon tank, with plenty of vegetation, and hiding spots, it might work out, anyway, thanks for your response and the awesome care video on these beautiful fish! Keep up the good work!

[@swatch12345]

Jason! Hey man. Love your videos and your fish room. I think my female peacock gudgeon just dropped eggs somewhere since she's much smaller than she was yesterday and she has some white stuff hanging out of her butt that looks like eggs. Any way I could send you a picture to check out to confirm it?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Hey, I've actually never seen them lay eggs in real time. I just see the eggs afterwards. The best thing to do is find the male and see if he is guarding eggs (usually in a cave or under rock work). If he is, and you want to keep the eggs, you'll want to either remove the eggs (and tumble them), or remove the other fish in the tank and make sure there is good water flow where ever they laid the eggs to prevent fungus. Good luck!

[@swatch12345]

He doesn't seem to be guarding anything. He's just cruising around as usual. Maybe he or the dwarf gourami ate them sometime last night. Thanks for the reply and I'll keep an eye out for the next batch.

[@michaelcruz8649]

Hey can i keep just one male in my 20 gallon community? Thanks

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Sure - I think would work well in a 20 gallon.

[@michaelcruz8649]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics thanks for the reply! He wouldnt be too depressed being the only peacock?

[@kalishawilson6336]

at 8:34 is that hydra swimming around?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Probably. I had hydra in that tank when the fry were in there. :-)

[@joeygarcia8295]

The fry need vinegar eels. They're extremely small, live and have a wiggle that the fry will instinctintly eat.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I never used vinegar eels and raised well over a thousand fry?

[@HApqzr77]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics I agree. Having a lot of success with BBS.

[@dylantaylor1400]

Will two male peacock gudgeons fight

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I've had 25 Peacock gudgeons in a 20L without any issues for over a year. However, with only two males I would give them both their own caves at opposite ends of the aquarium. I would probably have plants and wood to break up line of sight as well. The short answer is they may quarrel, but those things can hopefully limit it in the right size tank (probably at least a 30" tank).

[@Dylan-we5dz]

Will they eat shrimp or freshwater gobies?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Shrimp possibly, but generally the fish would have to be really small since their mouths are kind of tiny.

[@Dylan-we5dz]

Prime Time Aquatics thank you!

[@SupperLB]

What gallon tank do i need to breed them?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

10 Gallon works just fine. You will have to remove the fry/eggs before they hatch though.

[@SupperLB]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics do i have to get a bigger tank when the fry grow up?

[@Cichlid_4_ever]

Checked flip aquatics. Who might have these ?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

They're usually on aquabid or The Wet Spot.

[@lizdyson3627]

Can. I put them with dwarf Frogs, apistos of rasbora's?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I would think so. As long as the apistos aren't breeding that mix should work out just fine.

[@lizdyson3627]

Thank you I think I'll keep rasbora's, frogs and gudgeons together. Would that be ok?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I wouldn’t hesitate trying that. Let me know how it works out.

[@lizdyson3627]

Thank you, will do. Is a 20gallon big enough for all 3 speices. I've been advised from my pet shop to get a group of 6 frogs. Can I do 3 normal morph and 3 gold or are the different species?

[@mistooncloud3965]

Where can you buy these? O.o

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

You could try The Wet Spot?

[@harrisonleal5960]

can they live with multies?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I don't think it's a mix I would try only because the gudgeons are not fast moving and once the multis start breeding they will probably kill them.

[@harrisonleal5960]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics Thank you so much this helps a lot. Keep making amazing videos your are my favorite you tuber because your the only one that will give a straight answer and has lots of information in your videos. Thanks again!

[@harrisonleal5960]

@@PrimeTimeAquatics also, where can I find multies?

[@1domcouk]

Hi. I know Peacock gudgeons are bottom dwellers. In a 62 gallon, 48 inch long could you have four peacock gobies, 5 corydoras, 2 Bolivian rams and a rubber lip pleco. Does this sound like too many bottom dwellers to you? I suppose I could cut the PG group down to 3, but I know they are better in bigger groups.

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I think that could work. :-)

[@DC-nl4oy]

" Sick Lick " lol nice video Prof nice collection too😎👍

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Thank you! : -) Glad you liked it.

[@reaperslasherhaunts2714]

my has more color then yours is it healthy

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

The color depends a lot on substrate and background color. They darken up as their surroundings get darker.

[@petery4801]

Extra NNice

[@NoAnonima]

👀👀

[@Tigress-fh9ko]

So not w a betta…?

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Maybe if the tank is big enough - 20 gallon or more?

[@AlthosWTF]

pretty sure my peacock gudgeons killed my female betta

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

Not cool!

[@catfishman7032]

A great thing you missed about these little guys is they love to eat bladder snail eggs and other pest snail eggs

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I wish mine did - I have them in with all kinds of snails and they ignore them.

[@catfishman7032]

im surprised they love them but if you have alot of natural food options in your tank it can change that, i had a tank i cycled for a few months and let the blader snails go nuts for my buddy with pea puffers and then i had over 100 clutchs in there so i put 3 in and they picked em clean in a few days, still have a small female in with them 2 month old fry shes very peaceful and controls the two snail population