Different day/place, different fish. I found a similar shape image at http://azalas.de/blog/?page_id=257, see 2nd image below headline Parablennius sanguinolentus
However, just an idea. The single long pectoral fin hinted me to the idea of a blenny in the absense of knowledge of other fishes.
In the picture it looks like the fish has barbels!
Or is it just coral?
If it is barbels then it may be the Three-bearded rockling - Gaidropsarus vulgaris, if not then will go back to the drawing board!!
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Posted by SailingBenHDifferent day/place, different fish. I found a similar shape image at http://azalas.de/blog/?page_id=257, see 2nd image below headline Parablennius sanguinolentus However, just an idea. The single long pectoral fin hinted me to the idea of a blenny in the absense of knowledge of other fishes.
Posted by @fishx6Could be but, it the shape looks all wrong, is it the same fish? Was this two pictures you took of the same fish?
Posted by @SailingBenHSince there are some red lines the fins, might this also be a Rusty Blenny?
Posted by @SailingBenHZooming in original size photo, it looks as just coral, no barbels.
Posted by @fishx6In the picture it looks like the fish has barbels! Or is it just coral? If it is barbels then it may be the Three-bearded rockling - Gaidropsarus vulgaris, if not then will go back to the drawing board!!