![1 -3 inches, 1:1 macro, 9 - 12 inches, Angelfishes: Pomacanthidae, Atlantic Ocean, BEHAVIOR, Bony Fishes: Osteichthyes, FL, Fishes, Florida, Gobies: Gobiidae, Laz Ruda, Lazaro Ruda Wildlife Photographer, MARINE LIFE, Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, TheLivingSea.com, USA, West Palm Beach, [LOCATION], [PHOTO TYPE], [SHAPE], [SIZE], [TYPE OF CREATURE], abstract, cleaning, cleaning station, close up, fish, flat, gray angelfish: Pomacanthus arcuatus, horizontal, macro, marine, neon goby: Gobiosoma oceanops, ocean, symbiont, symbiosis, symbiotic relationship, thin, underwater, underwater photo](https://oceanwildlifephoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/151006-120456-0054.jpg)
Nowhere does the art of nature astound me most than in its minute details. This is a close-up photograph of one of the hardest working little fish on the coral reef — a cleaner neon goby. The repetitive patterns on which it is perched upon are the scales of a gray angelfish.