Can We play Again?? Fish ID game???

[tcmfish]

Yup way to go!

 

[tcmfish]

I'm going to guess:

Callionymus calcaratus

 

[joetbs]

that is a synonym of the genus so still correct. the valid genus is Repomucenus.

 

[tcmfish]

Here's an easy one:

 

[Iwishihadgills]

juvenile Pomacanthus paru

 

[tcmfish]

Yes.

 

[Iwishihadgills]

 

[Recty]

Ctenochaetus flavicauda with a cleaner attached. It's really easy to tell when the picture is called Ctenochaetusflavicauda.jpg

 

[tcmfish]

Emblemaria hypacanthus, first one to post a new pick can.

 

[Recty]

Correct. I love that little guy

 

[Elan L.]

Ill play:

 

[Luiz Rocha]

I found a hard one to ID, so will answer this to get to post a pic

Siganus doliatus

 

[Iwishihadgills]

(It's really easy to tell when the picture is called Ctenochaetusflavicauda.jpg )


dam it lol

 

[Iwishihadgills]

Siganus doliatus. oops luiz already had it

 

[myerst2]

Okay I'm going to go since Luiz is not around it seems. T'

 

[Luiz Rocha]

I am around but I thought I had to wait for confirmation from the original poster! Yours seems to be a dragonet, but I can't pin down the species, is it Synchiropus moyeri?

 

[AuroraDrvr]

Not the best picture, but it appears to have a blenny mouth structure.

So with that, I'll guess:
Emblemaria nivipes

 

[Luiz Rocha]

Not the best picture, but it appears to have a blenny mouth structure.

So with that, I'll guess:
Emblemaria nivipes

I am pretty sure it is a dragonet because it has two separate dorsal fins. The dorsal fins in Emblemaria are connected, here is a photo of E. nivipes for comparison:

 

[joetbs]

Tomiyamichthys sp. # 2

 

[myerst2]

No friends keep at it. Goby for sure no dragon here. Look at the "horns" on the head and the dorsal. T