diver 85
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The second is a blenny, but I'm not so good in ID-ing the different members of this family. It could be a redlip blenny (Ophioblennuis atlanticus).
thanks---thought it was as it kinda acted like one...lol....Thing I'll go google me some Blennies....
Diver85,
Google on pikeblenny too. In your first picture the dorsal fin is hidden in the sand.