Seminole Goby
Microgobius carri
Also known as: Gudgeon, Reef Goby
- Gudgeon
- Reef Goby
Overview
Found in pairs or small colonies, often hovering close to their shallow burrow, over open stretches of coarse sand, also in very fine silt, and muddy substrate, of mangrove streams.
Reef Gobies have the largest and smallest species usually with very distinctive colouring.
How to identify
- Pattern
- blue linesyellow stripe
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Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Western Atlantic, Caribbean
Found in pairs or small colonies, often hovering close to their shallow burrow, over open stretches of coarse sand, also in very fine silt, and muddy substrate, of mangrove streams.
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