Sulphur Goby - Cryptocentrus cinctus Size:Large Behaviour & Activity:A burrow-associated watchman

Behaviour & Activity:A burrow-associated watchman goby that spends much of its time perched at the entrance to a cave or sand burrow

Avoid housing with aggressive dwarf angelfish or very similar species unless the aquarium is large enough to provide separate territories

which are almost semicircular on the posterior third of the body

Moorish Idols have a reputation for being difficult long-term aquarium fish

Sulphur Goby - Cryptocentrus cinctus Size:Large Behaviour & Activity:A burrow-associated watchmanSulphur Goby (Cryptocentrus cinctus) The Sulphur Goby, Cryptocentrus cinctus, is a hardy and characterful marine goby, best known for its bright yellow colouration, watchful behaviour and fascinating relationship with pistol shrimps. Also commonly known as the Yellow Watchman Goby or Yellow Prawn Goby, this species is often seen perched near its burrow entrance, keeping guard while observing the aquarium around it. Peaceful, reef safe and full of