This species has a golden brown body and blue to bluish eye stripe extending to the tail. It has a large dark blotch at the tail base and an elongate filament on the first dorsal fin. Lives in groups inside caves and beneath ledges in reef areas, 8 - 40 m depth.

This species has a maroon head and front of body with red-orange stripes extending from head to anterior body. It has a pale yellow spots on second dorsal and tail fins. Lives solitary or forms small groups in reef areas, 10 - 30 m depth.

This species has a darkish undercolor with dense blotchy red to orange spotting on the head and body. Lives in small groups inside caves and beneath ledges in reef areas, 8 - 35 m depth.

This species has a bluish gray head with red spots and blotches. Their body is red with dark scale outlines. It has four or five white spots on back and tail base, three or four white spots on its side and a row of whitish blotches on lower side. Lives in sand or rubble bottoms of caves and ledges, 5 - 30 m depth.

This species has a light to dark salmon-coloured body with a row of tiny dark brown spot on the midlateral body. Also there are few scattered darkish spots on head and front of body. Lives solitary or forms small groups in reef areas, 2 - 45 m depth.

This species has a pale yellowish to reddish brown or bluish gray body with red to orange iris and purplish stripe below eye extends onto gill cover. Also, there is a dappled pattern of lavender markings on upper head between eyes and mouth. Lives in reef areas, 15 - 70 m depth.

This species has a purplish gray body with longitudinal rows of orange spots on the side of the body that sometimes merges to form stripes toward the back and orange spot or bands on the head. It also has a dark spot behind gill cover and another on pectoral fin base. Lives in reef area, 5 - 20 m depth.

This species has a translucent pinkish on upper back body, broad reddish orange midlateral stripe, whitish belly, and narrow blue stripe below eye. Lives solitary in reef areas, 12 - 66 m depth.

This species has a red to orange body with translucent fins and a thin white to lavender line encircling much of the eye often extending below the eye across the cheek. Lives solitary in reef areas, 4 - 35 m depth.

This species has a charcoal-gray body with five orange stripes and a row of white spots on upper back. There are yellow-edged black spot on second dorsal fin and black spot on upper tail base. Lives solitary or form groups on sand or reef areas, 3 - 30 m depth.

This species has a red body which is translucent on the back and underside. Also, there is a row of white dashes on body and red spots on back. Lives in small groups on rubble or sandy areas, 5 - 20 m depth.

Have a transparent body and 8-9 brown bar and narrow white spaces and a pair of dark brown spots at the upper body near head. Have a gold marking on the iris. Size of body is up to 3,2 cm. Lives solitary in reef areas, 2 - 18 m depth.

This species has a translucent body with a pair of red stripes separated by wide white midlateral stripe. Also, there is a blackish blotch on lower tail base and white stripe on midsnout. Form groups and hover above branching coral on 2 - 15 m depth.

This species has a red on midbody and translucent on the back and anterior body. Also, there is a pair of bright yellow stripes behind eye to midbody and black with white stripes on belly. Lives in reef areas, 3 - 20 m depth.

According to Dr. Dave Greenfield, expert in Eviota gobies, this is an unknown goby, possibly new to science. Because it somewhat resembles Eviota storthynx, and he says to call it Eviota cf storthynx. This is just a temporary name that can be used until it is scientifically described and named.

This species has a translucent body with white spots on a dark brown lower body. Also, there are red to brown spots and blotches with one or two black ‘ear’ spots. Tail base has small dark spot. Lives solitary on rubble or sandy areas, 2 - 5 m depth.

Translucent body with bluish head and yellowish belly to above anal fin. Have brilliant pink eyes. Form groups that hover a short distance above Acropora coral.

Reddish orange with distinctly black scale margins; dark edged pale bands on head and upper back below dorsal fins, 2 bands on nape behind eye join to form a "Y" and a 3rd band behind splits to form and inverted "Y" in front of pectoral fin, elongate 2nd dorsal spine. Life solitary

Cream to brown head and upper body, black to dark brown with row 6- 10 white spots, 2 dark spots on upper tail for the female. And for the male is similar but had 1st dorsal spine.

Red base color and white at the lower part of the body, there is three white or bluish stripe and bright yellow iris . It stay solitary in small group. Size is up to 5 cm

Transparant body and mostly found at sponge as their host. Have dark spots and dash marking. The size is up to 3.5 cm

Have many variation marking and base transparent color from brown, green, red and yellow as base color some time have dash marking along the spinal column. Every different variation have different host. The body size is up to 3,5 cm

The body is white transparent body and have a short snout. It can be found at soft coral like Dendronephthya. Size is up to 3,5 cm.

Transparent body for upper body and brownish at lower body and have diffuse bars. Found mostly at wire coral Cirripathes. Size is up to 3,5 cm.

Transparent body with red to dark brown stripe from head until lower tail. Mostly found in black coral like Antipathes. Size is up to 5,5 cm

Have red transparent body, at the iris has red outer and gold to white inner ring. Mostly being found at gorgonian sea whip or sea fan in the strong current.

Transparent body and at the belly have red color and white head. Have 2 black spot at the upper head which is like a ear. Have a yellow eye with small scatter red spots. Size is up to 2,3 cm

For the juvenile have white base color and black stripes, at the head have black spots and also at tail. For the adult just have black base color and don’t have any marking. Size is up to 3,5 cm

The base color is dark brown to reddish color and have 5 blue vertical lines. Can be found among branching coral as Acropora. Size is up to 3,5 cm

This species have bright yellow for the hole body, and have white patch color under the eye. Found in small group and hide in a tabletop coral Acropora .

Pale to medium brown without marking have a long filament at the first dorsal spine. Found in Porites branching coral. The size up to 3,8 cm.

Have variation color, some time have yellow base color or brown to black. A pairs of blue bars near the eye. Have a dark spot on upper pectoral base. And usually found in branching coral and actively moving. The size up to 5,5 cm.

Have a transparent body and have a row and dark spots, narrow scale of margin at dorsal fins and tail. Found solitary in reef or rubble. Size is up to 3 cm.

The transparent body, and have a dark brown to blackish mid lateral stripe with row of white marks on top and silvery iris. Mostly found in small group on some coral . The size is up to 2,5 cm

The body size is up to 3 cm and have a transparent body with row and dark spots and narrow margin. In the pectoral fin base have a pair of black. Found mostly at rubble area.

Have a black to green body, reddish head cover with tiny reddish bristle and some blue spot. Found at branching coral like Pocillopora, Seriatopora and Stylophora. The size is up to 3,5 cm.