Bynoe’s Goby
Amblygobius bynoensis
| Taxonomy | Gobiiformes, gobies |
| Habitat | In sandy bays |
| Activity pattern | Mostly in pairs in living tubes dug by the male |
| Diet | Small animals and algae, which they ingest and filter out together with the sand, sand is released through the gills |
| Body length | Up to 10 cm |
| Preproduction | Spawn is deposited in the living tubes shortly before new or full moon; up to 40'000 eggs, which are guarded by the male until hatching - female wags fresh water, after hatching brood care ceases |
| Commerce | Aquaristics |
| Current population | unknown |
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