False Cleanerfish

This species often sticks its head out of substrate, pretending to be a cleanerfish. It actually hunts and has big fang teeth. This is another example why museum records based on dead animals and even caught animals don't tell the biodiversity story properly. It is not how you will usually meet these animals (similar topic as butterfly specimen photography). I found a record of a very similar fish with those orange nose dots (A. dussuieri). The dark band leading to the eye is different though. Don't rely on my identifcation.