Should I go searching? (Where's my Goby!?)

[neogenix]

So, last night (around this time) I added a Yasha Goby and Pistol pair, I had to do a bit of work to re-arrange the rocks just before I put them in, and had to move a rock or two on the top line (near the top of the tank), but it didn't really move anything on the sand bed.

I've seen the Pistol, but where on earth is the goby? Should I go searching for it? I've not got much in my tank (except for some snails, and some algae, a few frags and 2 other fish...)

So? Comments?

[Europhyllia]

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...45&pcatid=1145

Do you have a tight fitting lid?
Look around the outside and see if you find him.
If he appears dried up don't give up. Put him back in. I've read stories on RC about fish rehydrating and living after being found outside the aquarium.
Good Luck!
Oh what are the other two fish?

[Meslo]

if its only been a day don't panic lol some fish are MIA for weeks then reapear when all hope is lost .

[neogenix]

if its only been a day don't panic lol some fish are MIA for weeks then reapear when all hope is lost .

Good, I'll give it a few days ... :|

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...45&pcatid=1145

Do you have a tight fitting lid?
Look around the outside and see if you find him.
If he appears dried up don't give up. Put him back in. I've read stories on RC about fish rehydrating and living after being found outside the aquarium.
Good Luck!
Oh what are the other two fish?

I has me a Orange Spotted Blennie, and a Scooter Blenny, who's actually seriously adorable, and even with my hand in the tank, really close, it doesn't phase the little critter. I've not seen him/her/it/whatsit outside of the tank.

[neogenix]

Found him, he seemingly hooked up with the shrimp a little while after I wrote this post, and the two of them were out there digging up a storm ;)

[Europhyllia]

Good