suitsua
Suitsua is a genus of small, aquatic, and benthic fish belonging to the family Gobiidae, commonly known as gobies. Native to tropical and subtropical freshwater and brackish environments, Suitsua species are characterized by their compact bodies, fused pelvic fins forming a disc-shaped sucker, and a lack of prominent scales. Their morphology is adapted for a life close to the substrate, enabling them to cling onto rocks, plants, or muddy bottoms.
Typically, Suitsua species exhibit cryptic coloration, which provides camouflage against predators and enhances their ability to
Reproduction in Suitsua involves male parental care, with males guarding nests and protecting eggs laid by
Due to their specific habitat requirements, Suitsua species can be sensitive to environmental disturbances such as
Despite their ecological importance, Suitsua remains a relatively understudied genus, with ongoing research aiming to clarify