Shrimp Goby
Shrimp Goby
Amblyeleotris
CommonGobiidaeHarmless
ID points
- Several broad orange bars on a white ground
- Shares a burrow with a near-blind pistol shrimp and stands guard
- The shrimp keeps an antenna resting on the fish at all times
Basics
- Family
- Gobiidae
- Length
- 7–12 cm
- Depth
- 1-30 m
- Regions
- Indo-Pacific reefs
- Distribution
- Sand and mud bottoms of the Indo-Pacific
- Habitat
- Sand and mud slopes near reefs
- Diet
- Small crustaceans
Easily confused with
Fun fact
It lives in partnership with a pistol shrimp: the nearly blind shrimp does the digging while the sharp-eyed goby stands sentry. At any hint of danger the goby darts back into the burrow, and since the shrimp keeps an antenna resting on the goby's body it feels the move and retreats right behind it.