Description

Also known as African Mudhopper, African Mudskipper, Atlantic Mudskipper, Graceful Mudskipper, Gudgeon, Kalolo Mudskipper, Mudskipper, Sailfin Mudskipper, Silverline Mudskipper.

Found singly, or in schools, zipping about, over mud, rubble, and sandy areas, of mangroves and in rock-pools, on the intertidal shoreline.
They feed on tiny crustaceans, insects, invertebrates and worms.
These are air breathing gobies.
Length - 14cm
Depth - 0-2m
Widespread Indo-Pacific

These little guys are amphibious air-breathers and use their Pectoral fins to walk on land, they thrive on the shore line where they interact with each other while finding food and shelter. Ref: https://www.fishbase.se/summary/7482