Lizard Goby
Lizard Goby
Gobiodon
CommonGobiidaeHarmless
ID points
- Very small, with a short rounded body flattened side to side
- Spends its whole life among the branches of one staghorn coral
- Skin gives off a bitter mucus that deters predators
Basics
- Family
- Gobiidae
- Length
- 2–4 cm
- Depth
- 1-20 m
- Regions
- Indo-Pacific reefs
- Distribution
- Coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific
- Habitat
- Among branching coral
- Diet
- Plankton and detritus
Easily confused with
Fun fact
It looks and behaves remarkably like a lizard, often lying motionless on its side on the rock, waiting to take small invertebrates that pass by. It is the idler among hunting gobies.