Gudgeons [Eleotris]

Description

Eleotris, or gudgeons, is a genus in the Eleotridae family, widely distributed across fresh, brackish, and marine waters of tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. Characterized by their elongate bodies and large mouths, these fish are primarily nocturnal, hiding among vegetation or in crevices during the day. They play a significant ecological role in their habitats as predators of small invertebrates and detritus feeders.

Species
Freckled Gudgeon [Philypnodon fallax]
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Flathead Gudgeon [Philypnodon grandiceps]
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Western Carp Gudgeon [Hypseleotris klunzingeri]
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Eastern Carp Gudgeon [Hypseleotris spp.]
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Taxonomy
Phylum Chordates
Chordata
Class Fish
Actinopterygii
Order Gobies
Gobiiformes
Family Eleotridae
Eleotridae
Statistics
  • Species 4