Razor Goby Oxymetapon Cyanoctenosum Variety Flake Coloration: Striking metallic blue to

Coloration: Striking metallic blue to turquoise base tones instead of the dominant reds of other Flowerhorns

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This carnivorous species thrives on a diet primarily consisting of live or frozen foods such as shrimp

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Razor Goby Oxymetapon Cyanoctenosum Variety Flake Coloration: Striking metallic blue toRazor Goby Oxymetapon cyanoctenosumOverview: The Razor Goby is a small, slender, and striking goby species known for its elongated, razor thin body and vivid blue and black markings. Highly cryptic and fast moving, it often hides among coral branches or rock crevices, making it a fascinating addition to reef aquariums for those seeking active, visually striking fish. Origin: Native to the Indo Pacific, particularly found on shallow reef slopes and