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Presently reported study examined the length–weight relations for 11 goby species collected from a mangrove estuary of the Red River, Vietnam. A total of 1097 individuals of the following species, representing three goby families, were analyzed:    Butis   butis    (Hamilton, 1822);    Butis   koilomatodon    (Bleeker, 1849);    Acentrogobius   moloanus    (Herre, 1927);    Acentrogobius   viridipunctatus    (Valenciennes, 1837);    Apocryptodon   madurensis    (Bleeker, 1849);    Aulopareia   unicolor    (Valenciennes, 1837);    Glossogobius   giuris    (Hamilton, 1822);    Gobiopsis   macrostoma    Steindachner, 1861;    Mugilogobius   abei    (Jordan et Snyder, 1901);    Tridentiger   barbatus    (Günther, 1861); and    Tridentiger   trigonocephalus    (Gill, 1859). The regression slope values ( b ) ranged from 2.909 to 3.621. The majority of species had positive allometric or isometric growth pattern with  b  ≥ 3, except for only one species (   G.   giuris   ) which had a negative allometric growth with  b  = 2.909. This study provided the first  LWR  information of four gobies that have not been reported in FishBase yet. Besides, the reference for LWRs of other gobies at an ecologically important area like Ba Lat Estuary is also provided.

Length–weight relations of 11 goby species ( Actinopterygii : Gobiiformes ) from mangroves along the Ba Lat estuary of the Red River, Vietnam