Species: Emblemariopsis carib, Carib blenny

Female & immature male: transparent; red-orange pigment on the top of the head and iris; center of snout with a short, thin dark midline line that reaches at most to the level of the rear nostril: chest and belly bright white, with a red/dark saddle in the center; spinal column with alternating long red/dark  and short white streaks extending to he tail; dorsal fin - spine I with 3-4 black and white bands, membranes of 1st 2 spines grey to white (female) to clear (male); white blotches on face, bases of pectorals and pelvics; white spots on body along bases of dorsal and anal fins. Mature male: dorsal fin with 1st spine with 5-6 black and white bands, outer edge of dorsal from spines I-II to I-V  with an orange stripe bordered above and below by a white line, rest of fin dark; when breeding head and front of body blackish; tip of eye cirrus often white; base of dorsal fin black.