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![]() unfortunetly sleeper gobies take all the goos stuff out of your sand and the end up dying from having no food. If its for keeping the sand clean,try a tiger tail cuke, ive had one for a year and a half and love it, also mabye some conch, they are excellent...if you want a fish though...i really dont know..
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They do sift throught the sand and feed on what they find in it, but they also eat most dry and frozen foods that you would feed the rest of the fish. As for stripping all of the life from the live sand. Maybe if you tried to keep one in a nano, but if your tank is 33 gallon + there will not be a problem at all. (I kept one in a 33 for a few years.) If you do keep cukes, be vary sure that they can't end up getting caught in a powerhead or something. They have a tendancy to turn from cukes to nukes! ![]()
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