Acentrogobius dayi is a species of goby fish belonging to the family Gobiidae. This species is known for its distinctive physical characteristics and is found in specific marine environments.
Description & Characteristics
The Acentrogobius dayi is a relatively small fish, reaching a maximum size of 11.0 cm. Its body is elongated and slender, with a slightly compressed form. The head is moderately sized with a prominent snout and large eyes. This species exhibits a distinct color pattern, often displaying a combination of brown and gray tones, often with dark blotches or stripes along its body.
Habitat and Occurrence
The Acentrogobius dayi is primarily found in , indicating its preference for these marine environments. This species exhibits a depth range of , highlighting its adaptability to varying water conditions.
Taxonomy
The species Acentrogobius dayi belongs to the family Gobiidae, which is part of the Order Gobiiformes and Class Teleostei. Gobiidae, commonly known as gobies, is a diverse family of fishes that includes over 2,000 species.
Feeding
The feeding habits of the Acentrogobius dayi are characterized by its diet consisting primarily of small invertebrates. This species exhibits a carnivorous feeding strategy, relying on these organisms as its primary food source.
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