Species: Emblemariopsis pricei, Seafan blenny

Dark male (found in holes): head black; upper body black to level of  6th dorsal spine, grey behind that level, lower body translucent yellowish cream; pectorals black; pelvics black basally, white outer part; dorsal fin black from spines I-VIII, grading to pale grey behind; anal fin spines black, membranes grey, soft rays with brownish bands; tail fin clear. Pale male: Translucent; a red-brown triangular bar down and back from eye, another straight down from eye across lips; side of head with small bluish white spots; behind eye with small black spots – one larger one surrounded by a ring of smaller ones, others scattered on nape, preopercle and opercle; dorsal and anal fins with 3-4 reddish brown bands; pectoral, pelvics and tail fins clear. Female: probably like pale-phase male.