Shiraois
Shiraois is a genus of small, brightly colored fish belonging to the family Gobiidae. These fish are native to the Indo-Pacific region, where they inhabit coral reefs and rocky substrates. Shiraois are characterized by their elongated bodies, large eyes, and prominent dorsal fins. They are typically found in shallow waters, often in association with anemones and other sessile invertebrates.
The genus Shiraois currently comprises several described species, although ongoing research may lead to further taxonomic
Shiraois are small fish, with most species rarely exceeding 5 centimeters in length. They are diurnal, meaning