A yellow pygmy goby (Lubricogobius exiguus). Found throughout the Indo-Pacific, at just 2 centimetres long they live up to their name. They often live in discarded bottles, which makes them relatively easy to approach, as they rarely stray far from those adopted homes.

This is one of my favourite macro shot of these animals. He was living inside a trash bottle I found while diving at Anilao, Philippines. Decided to give a creative touch to hide the dirty bottle and give him a fancy colourful home. Didn't want the garbage to take away the attention from these beautiful creatures even thought they love these free real estate. At least the fish is doing a recycling what humans were suppose to do.

This is a 1/1 art piece from the collection Aqua Art created by the artist Shinto (Artist alias: FloodedCamera). To make the ocean a better place, 10% of any profit I make from the initial sale will go to WWF's Protect Oceans & Stop Marine Plastic Pollution Campaign, Singapore. (Or any marine conservation project of my Collector's choice)

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