The Liechtenstein’s goby is not a recognized or documented fish species in scientific literature or global fisheries databases. Gobies, in general, are a diverse family (Gobiidae) found worldwide, but there is no specific goby species associated with Liechtenstein—a landlocked country with no commercial fishing industry or significant natural populations of gobies. Globally, goby fishing is most prominent in countries with rich coastal and estuarine ecosystems, such as China, Japan, the Philippines, and parts of the Mediterranean, where various goby species are harvested for food and bait. These countries have established small-scale fisheries targeting gobies, which are valued for their delicate flavor and are often used in traditional dishes. However, there is no evidence of a "Liechtenstein’s goby" being a target of commercial or artisanal fisheries in any country.
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Data from FAO. 2025. Global Capture Production. In: Fisheries and Aquaculture.