| 1 | Sub-orbital band absent, anterior of central stripe deeper than posterior, ≥ 30 anal fin rays (Fig. 18A) | B. pi |
| – | Sub-orbital band present, anterior of central stripe depth equal to posterior, ≤ 29 anal fin rays (Fig. 18B) | 2 |
| 2 | Sub-orbital band connects to second post-orbital band, anal fin rear tip rounded and beyond caudal fin base (Fig. 19A) | B. simplex |
| – | Sub-orbital band separates from second post-orbital band, anal fin rear tip pointed and extend to caudal fin base (Fig. 19B) | 3 |
| 3 | First sub-marginal stripe at anal fin edge present and second sub-marginal stripe absent (Fig. 20A) | 4 |
| – | Marginal stripe or second sub-marginal stripe at anal fin edge present (Fig. 20B) or pigmentation covers entire anal fin (Fig. 20C) | 5 |
| 4 | Second post-orbital and pectoral base band absent, central stripe separates from caudal spot (Fig. 21A) | B. prima |
| – | Second post-orbital and pectoral base band present, central stripe connects to caudal spot (Fig. 21B) | B. pallida |
| 5 | Marginal stripe, sub-marginal stripe at anal fin, second post-orbital band present (Fig. 22A) | B. apollon |
| – | Second post-orbital band and marginal stripe at anal fin edge fade or absent | 6 |
| 6 | Heavily sub-orbital band, second post-orbital band fade (Fig. 22B) | B. pugnax |
| – | Lightly sub-orbital band, second post-orbital band absent (Fig. 22C) | B. ferox |