Common Sandgoby

The Common Sandgoby, scientifically known as Fusigobius neophytus and also referred to as the Neophyte Goby or Sand Goby, is a small marine fish found in shallow waters, typically at depths ranging from 1 to 10 meters (approximately 3 to 33 feet). This fish reaches a maximum size of about 7 centimeters (2.8 inches) in length. It is commonly found in reef-associated environments, particularly areas with sand and rubble.

The Common Sandgoby has a distinctive translucent greyish appearance, with small white and brown spots adorning its head and body. It features short, dark bands slanting along its back and has a small black spot at the front of its dorsal fin, as well as on the tail base. These markings help it blend in with its sandy and rocky surroundings.