Three new species of the fangblenny genus Meiacanthus from Indonesia, with color photographs and comments on other species (Teleostei: Blenniidae: Nemophini) Author Smith-Vaniz, William F. Author Allen, Gerald R. text Zootaxa 2011 3046 39 58 journal article 46240 10.5281/zenodo.278871 1b0f764a-ad01-4d54-94b5-07084208dc8e 1175-5326 278871 Meiacanthus ( Meiacanthus ) crinitus Smith-Vaniz Originally described from 11 specimens ( Smith-Vaniz 1987 ) from two localities in West Irian (now West Papua Province, Indonesia ), the following additional collections are now available, the Solomon Is. one representing a significant range extension: WAM P.31442-003 ( 34.5 mm SL), Raja Ampat Islands, Kri I., 0°33'S , 130°41'E , 5– 10 m .; WAM P. 31443-004 ( 34.2 mm SL), Raja Ampat Islands, Wai I., 0°41'S , 130°43'E , 1– 3 m .; WAM P.32538-001 (2, 36.4–41.9 mm SL) and USNM 396703 (2, 41.7–42.0 mm SL), Solomon Is., Santa Ysabel I., 7°24'S , 158°8'E , 2– 4 m . The second author has also photographed M. crinitus at Halmahera, Buli Bay ( 0°47.378'N , 128°21.568'E ) and at Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi ( 1°27.014'N , 125°12.358'E ). These photographs and specimens agree well with the original description, especially in the pattern of the lateral stripes on the caudal peduncle or caudal-fin base which terminate as narrow lines, the lower stripe typically ending in a small separated spot, Fig. 21 .