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| fishes text index | photo index |
| Phylum Chordata > Subphylum Vertebrate > fishes |
Others: mudskippers
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6-12cm.
Gold spots on 'cheeks' and underside of the body. Rocky shores,
among seagrasses. Commonly seen on many of our shores.
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4-6cm,
to 10cm. Narrow white bars on the sides of the body. Sometimes seen
on our Northern mangroves.
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4-6cm,
to 10cm. Narrow white bars on the sides of the body. Sometimes seen
on our Northern mangroves.
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4-6cm.
A tiny mudskipper with slender body and camouflaged pattern of spots
and bars. Mangroves, silty shores. Sometimes seen on some of our
shores.
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| 6-8cm to 22cm. With black bars, blue spots on face and underside, First dorsal fins with filaments. Sometimes seen in Chek Jawa's mangroves. |
8-10cm,
to 13cm. Scattered yellow spots, no black stripe along the body.
First dorsal fin rounded with black and white margin. Sometimes
seen on our Northern mangroves.
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14cm.
Long slender body plain grey. Sometimes seen on our Northern shores.
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15-27cm.
Largest mudskipper, with black stripe along the side of the body.
Mangroves. Commonly seen on our Northern shores.
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