Gobies in Bonaire

I just got back from Bonaire. Here are two gobies that I'm having troubble ID'ing.

First a post-larval? cleaner goby. Anyone want to guess which species it is going to grow into. My guess would be either Yellownose (E. randalli) or Sharknose (E. evelynae) because thouse were the two most common a adults I saw.

This one I have no clue as to what it is, but it was quite common.

Last one (for now). Perhaps a Female Blackhead Blenny?

Hi William,

Yes, I think the gobies are post-larval, but I think they are Elacatinus chancei. When they recruit they already have the yellow (or blue) line more or less formed, so I don't think it will develop into a full line.

About the blennies, I think both are of the genus Emblemariopsis. The first to me looks like a female E. ramirezi and the second like E. signifera, but those are almost impossible to identify to species without collecting specimens.

Luiz

Thanks Luiz.