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Ecsenius pulcher
Description Ecsenius pulcher can have different color patterns. Dark brown dorsally on head and body and (abruptly) white below or dark brown and posterior part of the body is orange-yellow with narrow dark bars. E. pulcher has a solid color form and one in which the melanophores have been suppressed in portions of the posterior region of the body, thus forming vertical dark and pale stripes.Maximum length is 7 cm in Persian Gulf (Iran, Kish Island).
Kish Island
Persian Gulf
Iran
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