11/13/2026
Now here’s a unique odd ball we normally don’t have. The Gumdrop Coral Croucher Goby. Even though it is not actually a true goby. Instead, it belongs to the scorpionfish family. This stumpy little guy does possess defensive, venomous spines on its dorsal fins. A sting feels similar to a stronger bee sting, though it is generally not considered lethal to humans. They only get about 2 inches so a 10 gal or bigger is recommended. Generally safe with LPS and soft corals, but can occasionally nip or irritate branching SPS/Acropora corals when perching or nesting. Come check’m out before they’re gone. Short video in comments. 🏴☠️🧜🏻♀️