Description
Also known as Belly-spotted Pygmygoby, Gudgeon, Pygmy Goby, Reef Goby, Rosy Eviota, Storthynx Pygmygoby.
Found singly on eelgrass patches and rocky areas over coral flats, mangroves and shallow coastal reefs rich in algae growth.
They feed on zooplankton.
Length - 2.5cm
Depth - 0-2m
Widespread Indo-Pacific
Reef Gobies have the largest and smallest species usually with very distinctive colouring. Ref: https://www.fishbase.de/summary/7639
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Your fish as been renamed, thanks to Dr Greenfield, check it out in your gallery!