This species has a light gray to brown body and yellowish tail with a darkish bar on tail base. There are blue spots and streaks on cheek and gill cover. Its also has a black spot on pectoral fin base. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 12 - 70 m depth.

This species has a gray head and forebody shading to bright yellow on rear body, dorsal and tail fins. Its also has a large black spot on pectoral fin base and a wide black margin on anal fin. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 6 - 60 m depth.

This species has a gray or blue body with black scale margins. There are numerous blue lines and spots on head. It has black dorsal spine tips and a large black spot on pectoral fin base. Its also has faint whitish wavy lines on tail, posterior dorsal and anal fins. Lives in reef or sand areas 5 - 30 m depth.

This species has a bright yellow body with a fine black to blue margin on anal fin. Forms groups in reef areas, 1 - 14 m depth.

This species has a pale blue-gray body with yellow rear dorsal fin and tail base. Lives in reef areas, 1 - 12 m depth.

This species has a neon-blue body with ventral and anal fins either yellow or blue. It also has a blue margin on the anal and tail fin. Lives in groups in reef areas, 1 - 12 m depth.

This species has a charcoal gray to black body with a large dark spot covering base of pectoral fin. Lives in reef areas, 6 - 40 m depth.

This species has a neon-blue head and upper body, and yellow on its lower and rear body, anal, and tail fins. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 2 - 15 m depth.

This species has a yellow body with pale pink to blue blotches and markings on lower head. Lives in reef and sandy areas, 2 - 40 m depth.

This species has a dark brown body with a dark spot. There is a black spot on rear dorsal on younger adult and juveniles. Lives in reef areas, 1- 8 m depth.

This species has a brown body with black scale margins. Usually, its rear body and tail are shading to tan or whitish. There are small blue spots scattered on head and body. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 2- 12 m depth.

This species has a blue-gray body with yellow rear dorsal, anal, and tail fins. Its anal fin is entirely yellowish. It has a small dark spot and another on upper pectoral fin base. It also has a blue dot on each scale of tail base. Lives in reef areas, 1- 10 m depth.

This species has a dark brown body and yellow rear dorsal fin with a yellow or white spot on its base. Its also has a black spot. Forms groups in reef areas, 5 - 18 m depth.

This species has a brown body with yellow shading on its rear body, tail and adjacent fins. Its also has a dark bar on gill cover and a black spot on upper pectoral fin base. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 2 - 23 m depth.

This species has a brown body with pale shading to dark from head to body. There are no distinctive markings. Aggressive toward other fishes. Lives in reef areas, 2 - 20 m depth.

This species has a golden brown body with a wide white bar on midbody and white tail. There is a dark blotch below front dorsal fin. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas with sand and silt bottoms, 1- 12 m depth.

This species has a white to pale green body with variable markings including two or three black to dusky spots, saddles or bars on forehead, midback, and rear back. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas with sand, silt or seagrass bottom, 1 - 10 m depth.

This species has a dark brown body with a pale bar across its back. It also has a yellowish line and spots on head with a white spot on the middle of upper back. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 1 - 5 m depth.

This species has a pale mauve body with bright yellow from snout to back. It also has yellow ventral fins and a black spot on middle of dorsal fin. Lives solitary or forms small groups in reef areas, 6 - 35 m depth.

This species has a brilliant blue body with black speckling. Lives in small groups in reef areas, 5 - 30 m depth.

This species has variable body color but most commonly has a dark bluish colour from upper head and back to mid-body. The lower part of body is bluish gray and ventral fins are yellow. Forms groups in reef areas, 2 - 35 m depth.

This species has a blue to purple body with yellow on its upper head, foreback and dorsal fin. The ventral fins are often yellow. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 3 - 12 m depth.

This species has a brilliant blue body with yellow on its rear body and tail including rear dorsal and anal fins. Its ventral fin is yellow except for first spine. Lives in small groups in reef areas, 3- 20 m depth.

This species has a yellowish brown body and shading to bluish gray on its lower body. There is a black margin on front of anal fin and borders of tail. Lives in groups in reef areas, 5 - 20 m depth.

This species has a blue to pale green body with no markings. Lives in groups above corals in reef areas, 2 - 20 m depth.

This species has a golden brown body and shading to silvery white on its lower parts. There is a black border on its tail. Lives in groups in reef areas especially around Acropora sp. corals, 2 - 15 m depth.

This species has a gray body with pale scales in the center. It has yellow ventral fins and black edges on dorsal, anal and tail fins. Lives in reef areas, 2- 45 m depth.

This species has a pale greenish to whitish body with three wide dark green bars. Usually, it has yellow on its midbody. Lives in groups in reef areas especially around Acropora sp. corals, 1 - 15 m depth.

This species has a bright yellow to gold body with blue markings around eye. Also, it has long, pointed rear dorsal and anal fins. Lives solitary or in pairs in reef areas, 12 - 35 m depth.

This species has many color pattern varieties depending on location. Commonly, it has a dark brown body. Lives in pairs or groups in reef areas, 4 - 20 m depth.

This species has a gray body with five black to purple or blue bars. Frequently, it has some yellow on its back. Lives in groups in reef areas, 2 - 12 m depth.

This species has a whitish to yellowish body with five or six black bars. It also has a large black blotch on base of tail. Lives in reef areas, 1 - 6 m depth.

Whitish with 5 black bars, have bold black borders on tail. Mostly found form groups and feed for plankton. The size is u to 15 cm.

White to tan with diffuse black bar behind head, dusky body and tail. Usually small blue spots on head, black margin on dorsal fin. They stay in group and shelter in branching coral. The size is up to 8 cm.

Have white base color with black bars, black ventral fin and white spots between eyes. They stay in groups and shelter among the branching coral. The body size is up to 8 cm.

The adult have gray with black color, dark fins and have one white spot on each side of the body. Mostly found at rocky reef and coral area. Size are up to 14 cm. The juvenile have black base color and white spots on forehead and on the middle of each sied of the body. Mostly found stay and gathering with the anemone fish in anemones.