BLOTCHED SANDGOBY

Fusigobius inframaculatus
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This species has a translucent body with small orange spots and four or five large internal blackish blotches. It also has a long first dorsal fin and a white dash followed by a black spot on the tail base. Lives solitary on sandy areas at the base of coral overhangs, 5-25m depth.
Frequency of sightings:
Common
Best time of year:
All year round
Taxonomical order of this critter:
Veterbrate
Sand Dweller
Hole
Gobies
- Banded goby
- Banded shrimpgoby
- Beautiful goby
- Black shrimpgoby
- Black-spotted goby
- Blackrayed shrimpgoby
- Blotched sandgoby
- Bluedot goby
- Crosshatch goby
- Crosshatch Goby
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