Size
4.4-4.6 inches
Physical characteristics and behavior
The Dorsal of the Cryptocentrus Cinctus has 10 Soft Rays and 7 Spines. Predorsal scales are missing. Both of its color phases—one with a whitish ground color and the other with a yellowish hue—have 4-5 dusky bands on the head, body, and fins, as well as little spots of light blue or white. a brown snout, a thin brown line above the upper jaw, linked pelvic fins, the existence of a frenum, a dark brown stripe above the maxilla; Head without scales; maximum body depth of 4.4–4.6 inches; rounded caudal fin, equal to head length; longitudinal scale series 92–95.
Habitat
Between 73 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit is the best temperature for a Cryptocentrus cinctus aquatic environment. the water’s alkalinity or acidity. For Cryptocentrus cinctus to flourish, the alkalinity in the water needs to be between 7.5 and 8.5 pH.
As Pet
- Diet
The fish are tolerant of an omnivorous diet and don’t mind eating frozen fish products that are sold over the counter. In addition to this, they are content to consume sinking pellets as well as Mysis Shrimp, Brine Shrimp, Table Shrimp, and marine fish meals. Being bottom feeders, they can also find food in the sand they are digging through.
- Tank Requirements
For the fish’s health, this goby needs a lovely saltwater aquarium just like any other marine fish.
Lawnmower Blenny prefers water that is between 72 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit in temperature. Make sure the fresh water is the same temperature as the old when you change the tank water. Although Lawnmower Blenny is not very sensitive to temperature variations, you should strive to keep them at a constant.
8.1 to 8.4 is the ideal pH range for Lawnmower Blennies water. They are quite picky about pH and salinity fluctuations. A Lawnmower Blenny aquarium should have water with a hardness of 8 to 12 dKH. Lawnmower Blennies require a steady salinity between 1.020 and 1.025 because they are saltwater fish.
- Cleaning Procedure
The substrate, as well as the tank and other components, should all be immaculate. It should always be clean enough to prevent problems like viruses and bacteria from being present in the water as a result of low quality. To properly clean the entire tank, only replace a portion of the water.
- Tank mates
Other saltwater fish that possess characteristics that are comparable to those of the Yellow Watchman Goby can coexist with it.
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