How rare is this?

[Lewy]

I was just out that way for work today. Photos are taken at a 5.00m tide.

Same one at low tide

 

[SoLiD]

Wow!!! That's some extreme differences in the tide. One can see how things would get stranded by the low tide.

 

[acrodave]

Lewy you and your awful pics.. you keep me looking back for more

 

[jubjub]

this thread makes me wanna go to Australia so much more.... i've wanted to go there for such a long time.... im so jealous

 

[mtooner1]

i wish i lived where i could just go on a walk and pick up some new nems!

 

[TXChewy]

This is kinda sad but, my Wild Caught Latz Pair always swims over to side of the tank that is next to the monitor when I start looking at this thread.

 

[Ohmsford]

This is kinda sad but, my Wild Caught Latz Pair always swims over to side of the tank that is next to the monitor when I start looking at this thread.

LOL, :lol:

 

[Mordoff]

When are you going out again?

 

[Lewy]

When are you going out again?

Good timing Mordoff,

It is now 3:26am as I am typing this. We have just got back and I have just had a shower and winding down. So might as well download some pics update this thread. :thumbsup:

 

[WDLV]

NOTE: Any normal person would be collapsing on their pillow but no; not a reef enthusiast. He wants to post pics for all the other coral junkies!

 

[Doni]

Good timing Mordoff,

It is now 3:26am as I am typing this. We have just got back and I have just had a shower and winding down. So might as well download some pics update this thread. :thumbsup:

Ohhhh GOODIE!! :dance:

 

[Lewy]

We were only after a lawnmower blennie tonight and to take some pics for you all.

It was a full moon and was quite pleasant except for the biting midges and mosquitoes. But one we got away from the mangroves it was ok.

Our collector mate could not make it and told us to keep an eye out for small sharks.

Look what we found!! It is a small Wobegong shark.

This is a Jawfish only found in the Darwin region as well.

For the octopus lovers. Plenty of these guys out at night time feeding.

Cute little puffer.

We call thses Tuskfish or Bluebones. They are nice eating when they are larger and have bluebones when you cook them. Must be the same family as parrotfish.

Found another of our local Tang as well in a rockpool.

We call these longtoms. Comes from the garfish family. Only a lot larger.

Nice little spanish dancer/nudibranch thing.

 

[Lewy]

How is this for ugly. A stonefish which were everywhere.

For the Sponge lovers as well. Look at the growth under this piece of liverock!

To top it all off on the drive home we saw a wild Dingo. Flash wasn't strong enough but you can see his eyes.

 

[Lewy]

Hope you enjoy the latest update.

I'm off to bed now.

 

[cas]

Hope you enjoy the latest update.

I'm off to bed now.

Thanks for the new pics.

 

[WDLV]

Nice Lewy! Thanks for the update!
Stonefish - Yikes!!!
Liverock - I wish mine looked like that.
Dingo - Are you sure that wasn't a UFO???

 

[Western_reefer]

Amazing pictures!

 

[cancervero]

wooow... dont go to bed.. it is early afternoon.. upps I forgot u r not here..lol
amazing photos..

 

[DiazE]

I would love to have access to rock like that!

 

[nUgZ]

Great new stuff!! Thanks.