Bala Shark Goby They receive much of their

They receive much of their nutrition from their symbiotic zooxanthellae algae but also benefit from occasional feedings of mysis shrimp

It also assists in addressing tissue necrosis and bacterial infections—common challenges for coral enthusiasts

Use 1 capful (5 mL) for each 40 L (10 US gallons) on the first day with a new aquarium

high-clarity glass provides an enjoyable viewing experience and enables closer edge to edge cleaning with preferred glass cleaning tool / algae scraper

Scientific Name: Pachyclavularia violacea

Bala Shark Goby They receive much of theirBala Sharks are a schooling fish and despite their name, are not actual sharks. They are peaceful and do well with other peaceful fish that are too large for them to eat. They grow to be about 13 inches long and since they like to be kept in groups, should be kept in 120 gallon aquariums and up. Bala sharks are omnivores and readily accept most fish foods such as pellets or frozen foods.