“Red Mouthed Goby Portrait” Project Picture 52/365
Nikon D90 Nikkor 60 mm 1/125 f/16.0 ISO 200
For some reason I don’t get to understand, there are several species I specially like to spot while diving, gobies are one of them and strangely enough I had not seen this specie until the first day I dove with a camera.
It is a Red Mouthed Goby “Gobius Cruentatus“, I think it is obvious why it gets this name. You can normally see them on sand bottoms either on a cove or nearby.
After finding them several times I discovered that every time I found one individual of this specie there was always an individual of “Tripterygion melanurus” very close, I do not know if this is a type of symbiosis or just that they share the house, so I am looking for more information or a scientific study to either confirm it or deny it.
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