Species: Chaenopsis megalops, Bigeye pike-blenny, Bigeye Pike Blenny

Chaenopsis megalops Smith-Vaniz, 2000

Bigeye pike-blenny

Body very elongate; head long; snout long & strongly pointed, but relatively short, bluntly U shaped when viewed from above; eye large (4.8-5.5% of SL); 1 pore above rear edge of each eye, with a central pore between those two; no cirri on head; long mouth, reaching far behind eye, tip of lower jaw projecting; 14-15 gill rakers; dorsal fin XVII-XVIII, 35-36, front of fin low in male; anal fin II, 36; dorsal and anal fins broadly connected to tail fin; pelvics I (internal), 2-3, inserted before pectoral base; tail fin  rounded; all fin rays unbranched; no lateral line; no scales.