Species: Psilotris boehlkei, Boehlke’s goby

Body whitish; head with dark black/yellow bar under black eye, about width of pupil; upper lip and chin with dark small spots; three lines radiate from the eye; upper line, composed of small black and yellow spots, across top of head, joining line from other side to form a V; second from lower pupil to just above pectoral fin base composed of larger yellow spots; third line composed of small dark spots and larger yellow spots from under pupil to upper pectoral fin base and on to the upper pectoral rays; trunk with three internal short dark stripes along center of flank, and two rows of yellow, small, widely spaced spots along upper and mid-trunk; no distinctive pectoral fin color pattern; 1st dorsal with 3 dark stripes, one on lower third of fin, one on upper third and patches of small dark spots along the upper edge of the fin membrane; 2nd dorsal with 6 dark stripes; tail with upper and lower edges dark; anal fin dusky from element 4 to posterior edge; pectoral and pelvic fins clear.