Coral reefs are home to a wide array of interesting invertebrate-fish relationships. For example, we are all familiar with the sea anemone-anemonefish association. But there is another invertebrate-fish relationship that I think is even more fascinating than this one. It involves a number of goby genera and certain snapping shrimps (family Alpheidae).

In this CoralRealm article, we will look at one genus in the shrimpgoby group, the Stonogobiops spp.

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