Fish from the family Callionymidae, probably Callionymus filamentosus
I believe that fish species in first photo differ than third one (from top) because species in first photo has a filiform ray in its first dorsal ray but species in third photo hasn't. All species are likely belong to Callionymidae family and I think species name of third picture is Callionymus erythraeus but I'm not sure. Good Luck
Also pay attention to caudal fin of species in both mentioned photos. Species in first photo has pointed caudal fin but species in third photo has round one.
Fisrt and third pictures are very similar. Picture 1 and 3 présent differences on the first dorsal and caudal fins. Spots on body are similar. I think it is probably male (picture 1) and female (picture 2) of Callionymus filamentosus.
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Yes, sexual dimorphism is possible too. Thanks for your answer Dear Mr. Riutort.
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