Description
Also known as Caribbean Cleaner Goby, Cleaner Gob, Golden Neon Goby, Gudgeon, Neon Goby, Sharknose Cleaning Goby, Sharpness Goby.
Found in pairs, on live coral heads, at cleaning stations waiting for customers, in clear oceanic waters, close to islands.
They feed on ectoparasites from fish.
Length - 4cm
Depth - 1-53m
Widespread Western Atlantic, Caribbean
Cleaner gobies stay around "cleaning stations" where they wait around for fish to come along to be cleaned by removing ectoparasites from their bodies. Ref: https://www.fishbase.se/summary/Elacatinus-evelynae.html
2 comments
Your are right, the yellow fish is a juvenile bluehead wrasse but the other one is the sharknose goby!
I don't think this is a sharknose goby, it's a juvenile bluehead wrasse