Image Gallery: Gobies

The family Gobiidae is one of the largest familes of fishes.  There are around 1500 species currently known.  This gallery contains only a few!

An Antitropical Shrimpgoby at North Solitary Island An Antitropical Shrimpgoby at North Solitary Island
A Black-lined Sleeper Goby and Red-barred Sandperch A Black-lined Sleeper Goby and Red-barred Sandperch
A Blotched Sand Goby at North Solitary Island A Blotched Sand Goby at North Solitary Island
Blueband Goby, Valenciennea strigata Blueband Goby, Valenciennea strigata
Blue-spot Goby, Pseudogobius sp. 9 Blue-spot Goby, Pseudogobius sp. 9
Blue-spot Goby caught at Homebush Bay Blue-spot Goby caught at Homebush Bay
A Bridled Goby at Wollongong Harbour A Bridled Goby at Wollongong Harbour
A Bridled Goby caught at Lake Illawarra A Bridled Goby caught at Lake Illawarra
A Broadbanded Shrimpgoby at North Solitary Island A Broadbanded Shrimpgoby at North Solitary Island
Cocos Frillgoby, Bathygobius cocosensis Cocos Frillgoby, Bathygobius cocosensis
A Coralgoby caught at South Solitary Island A Coralgoby caught at South Solitary Island
A Coralgoby, Gobiodon prolixus A Coralgoby, Gobiodon prolixus
Crab-eye Goby, Signigobius biocellatus Crab-eye Goby, Signigobius biocellatus
A Crested Oyster Goby near Minnamurra River mouth A Crested Oyster Goby near Minnamurra River mouth
Lateral view of a Crested Oyster Goby Lateral view of a Crested Oyster Goby
Close-up of a Crested Oyster Goby Close-up of a Crested Oyster Goby
Decorated Glidergoby at North Solitary Island Decorated Glidergoby at North Solitary Island
A Decorated Sandgoby at North Solitary Island A Decorated Sandgoby at North Solitary Island
A Decorated Sandgoby at Rodda Reef A Decorated Sandgoby at Rodda Reef
A male Desert Goby photographed in an aquarium A male Desert Goby photographed in an aquarium