Name the 4 fish in the pic

Ah. Funny did not even see the radiant wrasse snuck into the picture. Got two correct. Guesses on the Jawfish. It is from the Caribbean.
 
Nope. True Caribbean, not the Gulf of Mexico. Deep water species.
 
Ding Ding Ding. We have a winner for the Jawfish identification. Thanks all for playing. Was trying to get some good pics of my Jawfish, and the other fish photo bombed my poor efforts at photography. Thanks for playing.

Bonus Round - this is a tough one
 

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Ding Ding Ding. We have a winner for the Jawfish identification. Thanks all for playing. Was trying to get some good pics of my Jawfish, and the other fish photo bombed my poor efforts at photography. Thanks for playing.

Bonus Round - this is a tough one
An Escenius blenny possibly?
 
Ding Ding Ding. We have a winner for the Jawfish identification. Thanks all for playing. Was trying to get some good pics of my Jawfish, and the other fish photo bombed my poor efforts at photography. Thanks for playing.

Bonus Round - this is a tough one
Francis obviously.
 
Nope. Here is a better pic off the web.
 

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Common name refers to it as a type of blenny. Found naturally in Australia, generally in shallow waters and tide pools.
 
Per genius / species though not a blenny
 

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