Bella Goby - Valenciennea bellaValenciennea bella Care: Beginner Diet: Omnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Indian Ocean Bella Goby, Valenciennea bella occurs in areas with rubble, rock and sand bottoms of coastal reefs in 12 35 m in the Western Pacific Ocean. Bella Goby displays color variations of maroon, orange and red.

stable water quality and plenty of room to swim

Avoid mixing with other clownfish species

and has no distinguishable differences in Color between male to female

First a yellow border on the anal fin develops with growth and then a narrow blue line between the black and yellow

where it grazes benthic algae either singly or in feeding groups

The younger jawfish are uniformly colored yellow with blue spots

FOWLR aquariums or carefully planned displays where coral and invertebrate predation is not a concern

Due to their smaller size

Captive-bred specimens are occasionally available and can be a stronger choice where offered

Genicanthus lamarck

In the wild it inhabits sandy lagoon and seaward reef areas

It is generally peaceful and often considered reef safe with caution