Signigobius biocellatus (Twinspot goby)

A unique addition to the marine aquarium. The Signigobius biocellatus, better known as the Twinspot goby, is a striking and beloved bottom dweller for the marine aquarium. Thanks to its characteristic onion...

A unique addition to the marine aquarium

The Signigobius biocellatus , better known as the Twinspot goby, is a striking and beloved bottom dweller for the marine aquarium. Thanks to its characteristic appearance, with two large 'eyes' on the dorsal fin and an elegant striped pattern, this fish is a real eye-catcher in any aquascape. This goby is not only beautiful to look at but also actively contributes to a healthy aquarium ecosystem.

Natural sand shovel with useful features

• Digging and filtering sand in search of food, keeping the substrate clean and aerated
• Helps prevent the accumulation of waste materials on the soil
• Suitable for both beginner and experienced marine aquarists.
• Behaves peacefully towards other fish and invertebrates

Optimal care and accommodation

The Twinspot goby feels most at home in an aquarium with a soft sand substrate and plenty of hiding places among stones or live rock. It is important to use a tightly sealed lid, as this species can sometimes jump out of the water. Feed this goby a varied diet of frozen food, fine granules, and live brine shrimp to maintain optimal health and color.

• Minimum aquarium size: 100 liters
• Water parameters: 22-26°C, pH 8.0-8.4, salinity 1.020-1.025
• Compatible with most reef inhabitants

Why choose Signigobius biocellatus?

With its unique behavior and beautiful appearance, the Twinspot goby not only offers visual added value but also contributes to the biological balance of the aquarium. This makes it an excellent choice for anyone who wants to enrich their marine aquarium with an active, useful, and fascinating fish species.

• Enhances the natural character of your aquarium
• Supports healthy sandy soil
• Popular among enthusiasts of unusual reef fish