苏拉威西鲻鰕虎鱼

<em>Mugilogobius adeia</em> is a small freshwater goby belonging to the family Gobiidae, one of the largest families of fishes, characterized by the fusion of the pelvic fins into a sucker-like disc in many species. This species typically reaches a maximum length of approximately 4.3 cm and has been recorded at shallow depths near the water surface. Members of the genus <em>Mugilogobius</em> are distributed across freshwater and slightly brackish environments of Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific region, often inhabiting the margins of rivers, streams, lakes, and coastal wetlands with soft or sandy substrates. Gobiid fishes at this size class typically feed on small invertebrates, microcrustaceans, and organic particles. Their benthic lifestyle involves resting and foraging on the substrate. Details of the specific habitat associations and geographic range of <em>Mugilogobius adeia</em> remain limited in the ichthyological literature.