Species: Emblemaria hudsoni, Naked blenny

Male: reddish brown; body with a series of ~ 10 widely separated thin cream bars, with a rounded black spot on midflank between each pair of bars; side of head with large organish blotches, top of head with orange spots, mouth with thin orange bars; eye cirri yellowish green, with 2 orange cross-bars and orange tips; dorsal fin creamy, with oblique orange bars at front, a row of dark brown spots along its base, soft dorsal with pale grey rays, red membranes; mating male with body, pelvics and dorsal fin blackish grey, pale bars on body evident and rays of dorsal fin pale; head dark above, remainder as in non-mating fish. Female: pale tan, back sometimes with 7-8 dark cross-bars and mid-side with ~ 8 irregular dark blotches; body and head with many dark dots and wiggly lines that may enclose diamond-shaped pale areas; mouth and chin with 4-5 thin dark bars; dorsal fin pale at front & rear, rays with rows of dark dots, a dark spot between spines IV&V; tail fin pale, with spots on rays forming bars; anal fin dark, base with alternating dark and light spots.