The Firefish is among the most popular fish species in the marine sport. It is stunningly colored and has a unique design, as well as personality. Also called The Firefish Goby, Fire Goby Magnificent, and Fire Goby. Fire Dartfish, Nemateleotris magnifica has a yellow head with a white front and a posterior that is pinkish-orange-red to orange-red. The dorsal, anterior, and caudal fins are highlighted in black. Alongside its striking coloring, it is also known as it is also a striking fish. Firefish Goby is also heralded as a sweet fish that has a lot of personality. Because of its tiny size, it is a great fish to have around. Firefish Goby makes a great supplement to the reef's smaller system. In the wild, it is common to see large groups that hover over the reefs, collecting planktonic foods that drift by. The gentle saltwater fish is shy and when in nature, has a "bolt-hole" which it swiftly hides in when threatened. In the home aquarium, the Firefish Goby needs multiple safety areas in rocky crags or outcrops that it can swim to if stressed. This species of the Gobiidae family is usually not antagonistic towards other tank mates unless those belonging to its species. But, a mated pair may live happily together. To recreate its natural habitat, the Firefish Goby requires a 20-gallon or greater system that has moderate lighting conditions and a moderate flow that is flowing through the rocks of its reef tank. Be aware that a stressed Firefish is likely to try and jump out of the aquarium. Therefore, keep your Firefish Goby in aquarium systems with lids. Alongside zooplankton and algae that are growing in the aquarium the nutrition for Goby Firefish Goby should consist of brine shrimp that is vitamin-rich (live or frozen) Mysis shrimp and prepared marine food.