On one particular coral head, I found several species of blennies to photograph. They were all 1/2" to 3/4" long and a bit shy, but I managed to capture a few cool photos.
This flagfin blenny was quite transparent and new to me.
I first noticed her raising and lowering her fore-dorsal fin and then she posed for the camera.
Flagfin blenny
Flagfin blenny
A redeye triplefin was also a new find that I noticed due to its banded pectoral fins.
He blended into the coral colors quite well, yet I was able to catch him in profile with his dorsal fins up and cirri below his eyes in frame.
Redeye triplefin
There were quite a few teeny, orangesided gobies also on this coral head. I'm getting better at distinguishing them from the leopard goby, which are usually quite bigger.
Orangesided goby
Orangesided goby