Thanks for posting, and welcome! I'm very glad to hear you performing a quarantine on the new arrivals. Very prudent. It does make life a lot easier in the long run.
Multiple Gobies get along well when they have enough bottom area to themselves. In tanks over 50 gallons, one per 2 square feet of open space is minimum (IMHO). If the Goby is big on digging, the depth of the substrate must accommodate.
That said -- in general the Watchman and Sleeper Gobies get along. They usually don't go out 'looking for a fight' and respect each other's territory.
The above may or may not help in answering your question. You want to house them together is a small (bottom surface area) 20g, even though it is temporary. The complication is the length of time the Yellow Goby has been in that 20g tank. The Yellow Goby could consider that tank its entire domain/territory.
Since the large tank is ready, I would go ahead and put the Watchman in the large tank, and use the 20g for the new Sleeper. You might consider that catching the Goby in the 20g is 'A piece of cake' compared to trying to catch fish in a 300g.![]()
See this thread for catching fish, if you need some ideas:
How to Catch Fish -or- Goin' Fisin'
I hope you'll stop by this Forum now and then (even if you don't have questions or problems) and let us know how the big tank is coming along. Check out some of the sticky posts if any catch your eye!
Good luck with your new tank!![]()



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