Orange goby (sineleotris saccaharae) Sizes:4 - 4.5 inches fast-flowing waters of Brazil’s Rio

fast-flowing waters of Brazil’s Rio Xingu

trunk-like snout used to detect food through weak electrical signals

Primarily bottom-dwelling but very powerful and active

They are considered filter feeders and such

in which gulped air can be stored to oxygenate the blood that runs through this organ

Orange goby (sineleotris saccaharae) Sizes:4 - 4.5 inches fast-flowing waters of Brazil’s RioThe Orange Goby (Sineleotris saccharae) is a rare and eye catching freshwater goby known for its vibrant orange coloration and bold patterning. Native to Asia, this bottom dwelling species combines unique looks with subtle predatory behavior, making it a standout addition to specialized aquariums. With its perching behavior and alert personality, this goby adds character and movement to the lower levels of the tank. Max Size 35 inches in captivity