The first and third photo feature Tobaccofish. Notice their round, cyllindrical (cigar shaped) and orangish (tabaccoish) color. I think the dark fin borders on the tail are also characteristic of this specie.

The fish in photo two is a Yellowhead Wrasse. The two short squiggly lines coming from behind the eye are usually a good way to distinguish the Yellowhead from other wrasse.

Tabaccofish are in the seabass family, you can see that they are a more robust fish with a large "grouper" mouth. The Yellowhead Wrasse is a typical wrasse, thin and deep with a relatively small mouth.

I'm sending an email soon, been pretty busy packing up.