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#FishShopPhuketThailand
Goatfish
For Marine Aquariums

Goatfish are some of the most entertaining fish on the reef, always on the move, waving their sensory chin barbels through the sand in search of food. At #Fisheee Aquarium Store Phuket Thailand, every listing gives clear guidance on size, tank, and feeding, so you can choose the goatfish that suits your aquarium and enjoy its busy, peaceful character.

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 Please Note, All images shown are for displaying the species purposes only!

As each fish is different, the actual fish you purchase & receive will be different from the images slightly in, size, shape, color, & markings

Our Goatfish Collection

The Bicolor Goatfish is a striking burgundy-and-yellow forager of up to 30cm, while the Dash-and-Dot Goatfish is the largest goatfish of all, reaching up to 60cm. The Two Banded Goatfish is a silver-white beauty with two bold black bars, and the Goldstripe and Yellow Goatfish, which are the same species under two names, are schooling favourites with a golden stripe. #FishShopPhuketThailand

 

 

Why Choose #FisheeeAquariumStorePhuketThailand:

Goatfish need real sand to do what comes naturally — a bare-bottom tank isn't a good fit. Beyond that, they're not fussy: most take frozen and prepared foods without hesitation and get along well with other peaceful reef fish. #FishShopPhuketThailand

 

 

Worldwide Shipping & Live Arrival Guarantee

Goatfish travel well when packed correctly — insulated, oxygen-rich water and careful temperature control get them to you in good condition wherever you are. Every order is backed by our Live Arrival Guarantee, and we're glad to help with acclimation once they arrive.

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Visit Us in Phuket or Shop Online at Fisheee.com

Stop by our Phuket store to watch these fish forage in person, or order online if you're further afield. Goatfish make a genuinely lively, low-maintenance addition to a community reef tank.

 

 

Care tips:

  • Tank size: 115–470 L depending on species

  • Temp: 23–28 °C

  • Salinity: 1.020–1.025

  • Diet: Small invertebrates, mysis and brine shrimp, chopped seafood

  • Behavior: Peaceful, active sand-sifters; requires genuine sand substrate, not bare-bottom

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