- Its
members include tadpole gobies,
monkey gobies, and
bighead gobies.
Members of the
Gobiinae are
known as true
gobies. It is the most
widespread and...
-
gobies and the "true
gobies" are
placed in the
family Gobiidae,
while other species referred to as
gobies have been
placed in the Oxudercidae.
Goby is...
- age. Male
round gobies are
larger than females.
Juvenile round gobies (less than one year old) are grey. Upon maturation,
round gobies become mottled with...
- an Old
World family of
gobies Eleotridae, a
widespread family also
which in its
widest sense were
known as "sleeper
gobies" Valenciennea, a
genus of...
- condition,
dragon gobies develop an attractive, iridescent, silvery-blue
metallic color with a gold
blotch pattern.
Violet gobies seen in pet stores...
-
small marine gobies,
often known collectively as the neon
gobies.
Although only one species, E. oceanops, is
technically the "neon
goby",
because of their...
- (
gobies).
Recent molecular studies do not
support this classification, as
oxudercine gobies appear to be
paraphyletic relative to
amblyopine gobies (Gobiidae:...
-
Dwarfgoby or
dwarf goby may
refer to
Gobiidae genera of
small fishes,
including Eviota, Knipowitschia, Pandaka,
Trimma and Trimmatom.
Pandaka pygmaea,...
- Look up
goby in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
goby is a
small fish
whose pelvic fins are
fused to form a disc-shaped sucker.
Goby may also
refer to:...
- Cryptocentrus, also
known as
Watchman gobies, and one of the
genera known as
shrimp gobies or
prawn gobies, is a
genus of
gobies native to
tropical marine waters...
