Species: Microgobius meeki, Meek’s goby

Males: body light dusky brown, slightly darker on top; body with a dark blotch below dorsal-fin origin, bordered anteriorly and posteriorly by pale blue areas, a blue stripe along the upper flank to the base of the tail fin; top of body below dorsal fin base marked with 6 dashes; pectoral base and head slightly darker than body with larger speckles; cheek and opercle with 2 irregular oblique blue lines; dorsal fins dusky, first dorsal heavily stippled with brown dots, a pale stripe basally, darker distally; anal fin dusky with pale margin; tail-fin dusky with narrow dark marginal stripe on top and bottom. Females: similar to males except; bottom of body above anal fin pale; spot on body below dorsal-fin origin very well-defined, bordered by pale blue bars, which are bordered by narrow dark bars; spinous dorsal fin dusky, often with small spot on first, third or fourth interradial membranes; soft dorsal fin dusky with median pale stripe; top half of tail-fin with several large pale spots.