The Pink-Spotted Shrimpgoby (Cryptocentrus leptocephalus) is a peaceful fish found among the Indo-Pacific Ocean. They can pair with Pistol Shrimp to create small burrows. They have a white or beige body with slightly darker stripes, and pink speckles originating from their head. They prefer a fine/medium substrate to burrow in, and a tight lid is recommended, as they are capable of jumping when frightened. They are best if kept singly or in a bonded pair and do well in reef aquariums. They should be monitored around small, prized invertebrates though.