The Masked Goby (Coryphopterus personatus) is a dwarf-goby found in the Atlantic Ocean. They have a translucent body with red or orange markings and large eyes. They frequently hide among corals and rocky outcroppings where they feed on small zooplankton and copepods. They should be housed in peaceful reef systems with fish of similar temperament. Though peaceful, it is best if kept singly or in a bonded pair. They should be fed a variety of vitamin-enriched preparations 2-3 times a day.