GOBY FISH
Appearance: Has a long, cylindrical body that tapers towards the tail, with a yellowish hue. The upper half of the body features 7-8 slightly forward-slanting black stripes, which become more distinct towards the tail.
Habitat: Inhabits brackish and saltwater environments, mangrove forests, and river estuaries, but it can also survive in freshwater. The fish is highly adaptable to harsh environmental conditions.
Natural spawning: occurs in coastal mudflats from April to September. Although the fish's ovary is not large, a female weighing approximately 20g can produce between 10,000 and 16,000 eggs.
GOBY FISH
Appearance: Has a long, cylindrical body that tapers towards the tail, with a yellowish hue. The upper half of the body features 7-8 slightly forward-slanting black stripes, which become more distinct towards the tail.
Habitat: Inhabits brackish and saltwater environments, mangrove forests, and river estuaries, but it can also survive in freshwater. The fish is highly adaptable to harsh environmental conditions.
Natural spawning: occurs in coastal mudflats from April to September. Although the fish's ovary is not large, a female weighing approximately 20g can produce between 10,000 and 16,000 eggs.
NAMES
Scientific: Pseudapocryptes lanceolatus
English: Goby Fish/ Keo Fish
Vietnamese: Cá Kèo/ Cá Bống Kèo
Chinese: 矛状拟平牙鰕虎鱼
Japanese: ハゼ
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