Red Lip Goby Chaoshan (Rhinogobius sp.) – ~3–4 cm L236 It inhabits mid-to-bottom layers of

It inhabits mid-to-bottom layers of water (benthopelagic) rather than surface or deep pelagic zones

This peaceful species grazes on biofilm and detritus and is well-suited to clean

including the Xi Jiang

Diet: Offer a varied diet of finely crushed flake food

resting on bottom substrate amid rocks

Red Lip Goby Chaoshan (Rhinogobius sp.) – ~3–4 cm L236 It inhabits mid-to-bottom layers ofThe Red Lip Goby Chaoshan (Rhinogobius sp.) is a captivating freshwater species native to the Chaoshan region in China. Typically reaching around 34 cm in length, this goby is distinguished by its vibrant red lip coloration and slender, streamlined body. Its natural habitat includes cool, well oxygenated streams and estuaries, where it exhibits dynamic movements and territorial behaviors. In the aquarium, it adds a splash of color and activity to the