Species: Ogilbia nigromarginata, Black-edged brotula

Ogilbia nigromarginata Moller, Schwarzhans & Nielsen, 2005

Black-edged brotula

Body elongate but deep & strongly compressed; head relatively long (23.8-27.6% of SL) and deep (height ~ 18.7% of SL), with a high profile; snout angular;  a sharp spine on opercle that has 1 tip; eye relatively large (2.1-3.1% of SL); top jaw bone expanded vertically at rear; preopercle with 3 pores at lower rear corner, upper part with a pore ; gill rakers 14-17, 2-4 long rakers in angle of arch; origin of dorsal fin at level of middle of pectoral fins; pelvic fins inserted below rear part of head; dorsal rays 67-75; anal rays 50-57; origin of anal fin under dorsal rays 20-25; pectoral rays 17-20; pectoral relatively long (usually > 14% of SL); tail fin rays 16; lateral line indistinct, continuous, complete; body covered with relatively large overlapping scales, about 110 in midlateral series; patch of cheek scales with 8 (6-8) vertical rows of scales; belly with scales; penis curved, with abrupt tapering to thin point; 2 pairs of large pseudoclaspers associated with penis, outer pair broad, expanded at tip, inner pair large, with 2 branches, front one bending forwards, rear one bending backwards .