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Eviota Dwarfgobies
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Eviota Dwarfgobies

Eviota

Eviota is a genus of fishes in the family Gobiidae. Species of the genus are commonly known as dwarfgobies and found in the Indo-Pacific region from Japan to Australia and from Africa to Pitcairn Island. Species of the genus Eviota are mainly associated with coral reefs. Many of these fish are short-lived, with life cycles as brief as 3.5 weeks in the tropics. Some species are hermaphrodites and some representatives live symbiotically among the tentacles of the mushroom coral.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 98 known species

Terry's Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota teresae

Eviota pictifacies

speciesEviota pictifacies

Twin Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota fallax

Whitestriped Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota guttata

Doug's eviota

speciesEviota hoesei

Red-speckled dwarfgoby

speciesEviota rubrisparsa

Headspot Eviota

speciesEviota melasma

Rubble Eviota

speciesEviota prasina

Ear-spot Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota karaspila

Divine Dwarf Goby

speciesEviota epiphanes

Brown-banded Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota latifasciata

Emerald Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota smaragdus

Eviota maculosa

speciesEviota maculosa

Twospot Eviota

speciesEviota bimaculata

Redspotted Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota albolineata

Queensland Eviota

speciesEviota queenslandica

Lachner's Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota lachneri

Susan's Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota susanae

Bryozoan Goby

speciesEviota bryozophila

Christmas dwarfgoby

speciesEviota natalis

Eviota saipanensis

speciesEviota saipanensis

Finespot Eviota

speciesEviota punctulata

Afele's Eviota

speciesEviota afelei

Eviota abax

speciesEviota abax

Barred Eviota

speciesEviota fasciola

Eviota bipunctata

speciesEviota bipunctata

Eviota algida

speciesEviota algida

Eviota santanai

speciesEviota santanai

Eviota masudai

speciesEviota masudai

Sally's Eviota

speciesEviota readerae

Eviota hinanoae

speciesEviota hinanoae

Eviota taeiae

speciesEviota taeiae

Zoned Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota zonura

Laterite dwarfgoby

speciesEviota lateritea

Sparse Eviota

speciesEviota sparsa

Eviota rubra

speciesEviota rubra

Amirante dwarfgoby

speciesEviota dalyi

Leopard Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota pardalota

Eviota korechika

speciesEviota korechika

Eviota winterbottomi

speciesEviota winterbottomi

Eviota kermadecensis

speciesEviota kermadecensis

Brokenbar Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota disrupta

Palespot Eviota

speciesEviota nebulosa

Finspot Eviota

speciesEviota variola

Blacknose Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota atrinasa

Grumpy Dwarfgoby

speciesEviota aethon

Singlespot Eviota

speciesEviota monostigma

Eviota asymbasia

speciesEviota asymbasia

Diminutive dwarfgoby

speciesEviota deminuta

Dorsal-spot dwarfgoby

speciesEviota dorsimaculata

Eviota epistigmata

speciesEviota epistigmata

Eviota indica

speciesEviota indica

Eviota irrasa

speciesEviota irrasa

Eviota japonica

speciesEviota japonica

Eviota jewettae

speciesEviota jewettae

Weeping dwarfgoby

speciesEviota lacrimosa

Wedge dwarfgoby

speciesEviota melanosphena

Mimic dwarfgoby

speciesEviota mimica

Eviota minuta

speciesEviota minuta

Eviota nigramembrana

speciesEviota nigramembrana

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 88335.