Angel*Fish
cats and large squashes
It's hard to imagine wallabies all around -- I'd have to go to the zoo to see one.
Only one Mexican restaurant? That's hard to imagine, too. Here in Houston there's almost literally one on every corner - lol.
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Only one Mexican restaurant? That's hard to imagine, too. Here in Houston there's almost literally one on every corner - lol.
Angel*Fish
cats and large squashes
It's ok, if you like that sort of thing - :lol:
I feel like I'm getting to know that big parrot fish. Do you see any of the same fish when you go back to the same spots?
edr42
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Some of the more recognisable fish (like Elvis the giant barracuda, and VW the Giant Grouper) are definately regulars, and a lot of the other smaller fish are too.
The clowns don't stray too far, and the turtles can be identified, and it is very likely that most of the fish are residents, but there are just too many to keep track of.
The clowns don't stray too far, and the turtles can be identified, and it is very likely that most of the fish are residents, but there are just too many to keep track of.
edr42
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On the subject of regulars, these are some regulars that i play around with down in Sydney, where i'm currently spending the summer break.
Giant Cuttlefish setting up an ambush
The same Cuttle 30 seconds later, incidentaly this is just before he came over and tried to grab my mask, very curiuos creature.
This is Bluey, my wild pet Blue Grouper, he likes a pat and a sea urchin every now and then.
This is just an interesting nudibranch.
A friendly Banjo ray that lets me pat him now.
Truncate Coralfish, always in the same area, and always in pairs.
Waratah Anemone (it just looks nice)
Juvenile White Ear damsel (gotta catch one of these for my tank!)
Giant Cuttlefish setting up an ambush
The same Cuttle 30 seconds later, incidentaly this is just before he came over and tried to grab my mask, very curiuos creature.
This is Bluey, my wild pet Blue Grouper, he likes a pat and a sea urchin every now and then.
This is just an interesting nudibranch.
A friendly Banjo ray that lets me pat him now.
Truncate Coralfish, always in the same area, and always in pairs.
Waratah Anemone (it just looks nice)
Juvenile White Ear damsel (gotta catch one of these for my tank!)
edr42
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Bluey seems to love chomping on sea urchins, and gets quite excited when i give him one. Those thick rubberoid lips are super tough and fishes mouths are largely thick, insensitive tissue.
There are plenty more photos, i'm still sorting through my photo album, so more will be posted.
At the moment i'm off for a dip, might go say hello to bluey...
There are plenty more photos, i'm still sorting through my photo album, so more will be posted.
At the moment i'm off for a dip, might go say hello to bluey...
Lordhelmet
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man i need to get certified.
edr42
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Some more photos:
Heron Island, not a bad place to do research work eh?
The reef flat on Heron, good for inspecting the corals at low tide, or for a snorkel at high.
Who wants a sea urchin?
I think Bluey does.....
Yup, someone is hungry. (and so is his entourage!)
Bluey being dark and mysterious.
And a movie of a surface feeding mega school of chromis on the reef.
Heron Island, not a bad place to do research work eh?
The reef flat on Heron, good for inspecting the corals at low tide, or for a snorkel at high.
Who wants a sea urchin?
I think Bluey does.....
Yup, someone is hungry. (and so is his entourage!)
Bluey being dark and mysterious.
And a movie of a surface feeding mega school of chromis on the reef.
Angel*Fish
cats and large squashes
Oh my gosh, I'm so jealous I could cry :mixed:
Do you know what those white spots are on Bluey? :fish2:
Do you know what those white spots are on Bluey? :fish2:
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