Elacatinus multifasciatum

Identification	Translucent body with vivid green and white horizontal bands running the length of the body. One of the more colorful of the small Elacatinus gobies.
Maximum Length	Up to 2 inches (5 cm)
Origin	Caribbean — Belize, Honduras, Jamaica
Minimum Tank Size	10 gallons
Reef Compatible	Yes — perfect for nano reef tanks

Behavior

A Caribbean species that inhabits sponges and coral rubble in shallow reef zones. Peaceful and small enough for the smallest reef setups. Captive bred specimens are occasionally available and are hardier than wild-caught fish.

Diet & Feeding

Omnivore/carnivore. Feeds on small invertebrates, copepods, and parasites in the wild. Accept frozen mysis, baby brine shrimp, and fine reef foods.

Cautions

Very small and delicate. Requires a reef tank with plenty of hiding places. Best with very gentle tank mates only.