Sineleotris saccharae
NameSineleotris saccharae
Scientific NameSineleotris saccharae
Common NamesOkinawa Sleeper Goby, Okinawa Goby
FamilyEleotridae
OriginOkinawa Island, Japan
Temperamentsemi-aggressive
Dietcarnivore
Care Levelintermediate
Minimum Tank Size (Gallons)20
Max Size (Inches)4
Water TypeFreshwater
Temperature Range (°F)72-78
pH Range7.0-8.0
Compatible SpeciesSmall peaceful tetras, Rasboras, Danios, Other small, non-aggressive mid-to-upper water column fish
Description
The Sineleotris saccharae, also known as the Okinawa Sleeper Goby, is a small, bottom-dwelling fish endemic to freshwater streams of Okinawa Island, Japan. It features cryptic camouflage, blending seamlessly with its rocky environment, and is a carnivorous feeder on small invertebrates. This species can be territorial, especially towards other bottom-dwellers.
