Gobies are a species of fish in the family Goby in the order Goby.
Gobies are found in the coastal waters of the world except the Antarctic and the Arctic, especially in tropical and subtropical waters, and some species can adapt to freshwater life. Gobies have a very mixed diet, and the eggs of smaller fish, shrimp, worms and other fish are all food for gobies. A prominent morphological feature of gobies is that the ventral fins merge into one, forming a suction cup-like structure. This structure is very adapted to intertidal environments, and when large waves hit, they can keep goby tightly attached to rocks or other fixed objects without being washed away.
Shrimp tiger feeding, generally speaking, gobies are mainly live food, by no means vegetarians, blood worms, earthworms, shrimp are its favorite, but the general dry feed, frozen shrimp can also be accepted. In the arrangement of the tank, the shrimp tiger has the habit of digging sand, so when planting aquatic weeds, it is necessary to pay attention to planting water weeds with relatively strong roots, and it is best to arrange a place for the goat tiger to hide in the tank so that it can mate and spawn. In the tank where the shrimp tiger is raised, it is best to make the water flow, and the water temperature is not too high, so that the body color of the shrimp tiger can be more vivid, and the food should be sufficient to avoid attacking other small fish or shrimp.
Bosch kisses goby
Freshwater small demersal fish, generally 20-30 mm in length, prefer to live in the shores of lakes with sandy bottoms, gravel and shells, shoals in rivers and streams, lying on the bottom of the water, doing intermittent slow swimming. It is also often used to swim against the water in the middle and upper layers of the water. It is distributed in the Liaohe, Yellow River, Yangtze River, Qiantang River, Pearl River and other river systems. Endemic to China.
Brook kiss goby
Warm-water small demersal fish that inhabit freshwater rivers in the south. No edible value. It is distributed in the Pearl River, Minjiang River system and various rivers and streams in Hainan. Endemic to China.
True kiss goby
It inhabits shallows along rivers, middle and lower reaches of rivers, lakes, reservoirs and pond marshes, or among the gravel of small ditches, and sometimes at estuaries. He likes to live in pools, lakes and pools with clear streams, and often lives in stone crevices or digs holes under stones. It is often crawling under the water, waiting for opportunities to prey, feeding on small fish, shrimp, aquatic insects, aquatic links, zooplankton and algae, etc., and there is a phenomenon of similar residual food. The initial individuals are tender and small, pale yellow, and uniform in size; in the later stages, the individuals are large, the body color is darker, and the size varies. It is distributed in all major river systems except northwest China, hainan and Taiwan.
Lee kisses goby
Warm-water small demersal fish that prefer to inhabit freshwater rivers. No edible value. It is distributed in the water systems south of the Qiantang River and the rivers and streams in Hainan. Endemic to China.
Nagoya kisses goby
Small fish at the bottom of rivers and rivers prefer to inhabit the middle and small rivers where the water is clear and slow, and the substrate is gravel. Omnivorous, feeding on small aquatic insects and attachment algae. It is distributed in the Tumen River, Liao River, Yalu River, Heilongjiang River and other river systems in northeast China.
Shennong kisses gobies
Warm water small demersal fish, prefer to live in the rapid shoals, with specialized disc-shaped ventral fins adsorbed on the gravel, so that it will not be swept away by the rapids, usually lurking between the crevices of the gravel, swimming distance is not more than 1m, agile, not easy to catch. No edible value. It is found in rivers and streams in central and southeastern China. Endemic to China.
Sichuan kiss goby
Warm and warm small demersal fish, often inhabit the flowing streams, rivers, mostly in the rocks, pebbles between the activities. Carnivorous fish feed on small fish, aquatic insects, shrimp and crabs. It is distributed in the Mianjiang river system in Sichuan. Endemic to China.
The materials in this article refer to the following materials and encyclopedias:
Chinese Zoological Database
National Aquatic Germplasm Resources Platform
FishBase fish database