Eleotridae

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Eleotridae is a family of mostly small, bottom-dwelling fishes commonly known as sleeper gobies, found in marine, brackish, and freshwater habitats worldwide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish family
taxon
adaptation ability to inhabit both fresh and brackish waters
tolerance of low-oxygen environments
bodyShape elongate
class Actinopterygii
commonName sleeper gobies
containsGenus Bostrychus NERFINISHED
Butis NERFINISHED
Dormitator
Eleotris
Gobiomorphus NERFINISHED
Hypseleotris NERFINISHED
Mogurnda NERFINISHED
Ophiocara NERFINISHED
Oxyeleotris NERFINISHED
Tateurndina NERFINISHED
diet small fishes
small invertebrates
distinguishedFrom Gobiidae NERFINISHED
distribution subtropical regions
temperate regions
tropical regions
ecologicalRole benthic predator
prey for larger fishes
eggCharacteristic demersal eggs
feedingType carnivorous
finCharacteristic rounded caudal fin
two separate dorsal fins
firstDescriptionCentury 19th century
geographicRange worldwide
habitat brackish waters
freshwater
marine waters
hasCommonNamePattern many species called sleeper gobies
kingdom Animalia
larvalDevelopment often with planktonic larvae
notableSpecies Mogurnda mogurnda NERFINISHED
Oxyeleotris marmorata NERFINISHED
Tateurndina ocellicauda NERFINISHED
order Gobiiformes NERFINISHED
pelvicFinConfiguration not fused into suction disc
phylum Chordata
reproduction egg-laying
taxonRank family
typicalLifestyle benthic
typicalSize small
usedIn aquarium trade

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Gobioidei hasMember Eleotridae