Can We play Again?? Fish ID game???

[DFS]

smb2,
Correct, The Twinspot or Brackish Water Frogfish- Antennarius biocellatus.

Your up.

 

[smb2]

Well not as hard but less often seen in our area..

 

[joetbs]

Sorry I was waiting for confirmation on them and thought maybe everyone lost interest already.

you were still wrong on the anthias. it was P. carlsoni. the other was R. sp. from the coral sea. not sure there's even a number associated with it at this point.

 

[ShrimpChipGal]

you were still wrong on the anthias. it was P. carlsoni. the other was R. sp. from the coral sea. not sure there's even a number associated with it at this point.

Wow!!!!! Amazing.

 

[myerst2]

smb2 Antennarius multiocellatus

 

[ccampbell57]

Antennarius maculatus

 

[smb2]

Not quite.
Hard to tell from the photo but this one has a lure size issue.

 

[myerst2]

commerson

 

[smb2]

Nope.
Remember, I am on Curacao and don't travel like Luiz!

 

[joetbs]

smb2 Antennarius multiocellatus

there's only 1 other Angler in Curacao and its definitely not A. striatus :idea:

 

[chris.rivera3]

WOW!!! amazing looking fish

if i don't get back to this kevin knows the answer...

 

[smb2]

there's only 1 other Angler in Curacao and its definitely not A. striatus

I have never seen the Striated FF here. But I am told by a fairly good source that this is not A. multiocellatus.

 

[joetbs]

hmm...my next guess would be A. ocellatus. Only other Car. angler is A. bermudensis, but like Striatus its not even close...

 

[smb2]

Ocellatus is correct. It has a much shorter lure compared to multiocellatus. The spots are supposed to be different but I guess they can be pretty similar.

You are up.

 

[joetbs]

this one's pretty simple

 

[Cantonesefish]

R. lunula?

 

[joetbs]

yup.

 

[Cantonesefish]

Ok! This one's also pretty straightforward

 

[myerst2]

Chaet. nippon

 

[myerst2]

about 98% sure on the above so......