ORA Gobies

Yellow Watchman Gobies are fascinating reef fish. The Watchman name comes from their symbiotic relationship with pistol shrimp. The gobies are the lookouts and the shrimp are the burrow diggers/keepers. While the shrimp is digging it keeps one antenna on...

Neon Gobies are found in Florida and the Caribbean Sea, and are one of the most recognizable and popular saltwater aquarium fish. It is well documented that this fish is a cleaner species that picks parasites and other debris from the mouth, gills and...

Elacatinus evelynae is a cleaner goby species that originates from the Western Atlantic Ocean. In the wild they will set up cleaning stations to rid larger fish of parasites that in turn serve as food to them. These hard-working gobies have a...

The Yellowline Goby is very similar to the Neon Goby, except that it has yellow lines rather than the blue lines of the Neon Goby. Yellowlines are cleaner gobies, which are always beneficial in aquariums. They also will eat small bits of frozen and...

The Tiger Goby is a perfect addition to any aquarium and is particularly suited to nano and pico reef tanks because of its small adult size. This reef-safe goby will not harm corals and is best kept with other non-aggressive fish. It is a tropical...

Sometimes the best camouflage requires no color at all.  The Transparent Cave Goby is a translucent fish with orange spots on their flanks and a blue sheen in the unpaired fins.  Their internal organs and skeletal system are visible under...

The Jaguar goby (Gobiopsis quinquecincta) is a small and dramatically patterned reef fish.  With chin barbells and small eyes, their appearance is more primitive than the other gobies we raise.  Their primary color is beige and they have black...