The Bluejaw Tile Goby, , Hoplolatilus starcki, is also known as the Bluejaw Tilefish, Starck's Goby, Blue Tilefish, or Bluehead Tilefish. Its body features a three distinct colors: a blue head, a silver central region, and a yellow tail. The Bluejaw Tile Goby requires a thick sandy substrate in which they will burrow as well as plenty of swimming space. They are best kept with members of its own species and away from large aggressive fishes. The Bluejaw Tile Goby feeds primarily on a carnivorous diet of prepared meaty foods.
The Bluejaw Tile Goby (Hoplolatilus starcki) is a fascinating addition to saltwater marine aquariums, known for its distinctive characteristics and captivating behavior. This comprehensive guide delves into various aspects of keeping this species in captivity, providing essential information for hobbyists.
CARE FACTS |
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Care Level: |
Intermediate |
Temperament: |
Peaceful |
Diet: |
Carnivore |
Reef Safe: |
Yes |
Minimum Tank Size: |
50g |
Max Size: |
5 in |