Genus
Common name: Whipfin Gobies
Scientific name: Fusigobius
Fusigobius is a genus of small, bottom-dwelling fish known as Whipfin Gobies, found in sandy and rubble substrates of tropical reefs. These gobies are appreciated for their peaceful nature and interesting behaviors, often forming symbiotic relationships with burrowing shrimps. They are a favorite among reefkeepers for their ability to coexist with a wide variety of tank mates. Their diet consists mainly of small invertebrates and they contribute to the tank's cleanliness by sifting through the substrate.
- Common name: Barenape gobyScientific name: Fusigobius duospilus
- Common name: Shoulderspot sandgobyScientific name: Fusigobius humeralis
- Common name: Blotched Sand GobyScientific name: Fusigobius inframaculatus
- Common name: Orange-spotted sand-gobyScientific name: Fusigobius longispinus
- Common name: Large sandgobyScientific name: Fusigobius maximus
- Common name: Blacktip sandgobyScientific name: Fusigobius melacron
- Common name: Common fusegobyScientific name: Fusigobius neophytus
- Common name: Pale sandgobyScientific name: Fusigobius pallidus
- Common name: Signalfin gobyScientific name: Fusigobius signipinnis