Eleotris is a genus of fish in the family Eleotridae, commonly known as sleepers. These fish are found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, typically inhabiting freshwater and brackish water environments. They are characterized by their elongated bodies, flattened heads, and large mouths. Sleepers are generally small in size, with most species reaching lengths of less than 20 cm.
Species of Eleotris are known by various common names, including sleepers, mudskippers, and gobies. These names reflect their habitat preferences and their ability to live in oxygen-poor environments.
Eleotris species share several distinctive characteristics:
Eleotris species are primarily found in freshwater and brackish water environments, such as rivers, estuaries, mangroves, and swamps. They are often found in areas with muddy or sandy bottoms and abundant vegetation. Some species are tolerant of low oxygen levels and can even survive out of water for short periods.
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