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Giant Shrimpgoby (Amblyeleotris fontanesii) - Milne Bay, PNG

The giant shrimpgoby can often be observed in mud and silt environments where it constructs a burrow in the soft substrate. Gobies rarely venture far from their burrow and prefer to wait for prey to come within striking distance of their burrow

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Image Size: 1550x1033 / 258.9KB; www.AnaspidesPhotography.net; Papua New Guinea Milne Bay Underwater Marine Life Fishes Bony Fishes Osteichthyes Gobies Gobiidae Giant Shrmpgoby Amblyeleotris fontanesii Anaspides Photography Iain D. Williams
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The giant shrimpgoby can often be observed in mud and silt environments where it constructs a burrow in the soft substrate. Gobies rarely venture far from their burrow and prefer to wait for prey to come within striking distance of their burrow