Show Your Skills on ID

[myerst2]

Ummmm. I think I posted the wrong pic!!!!:rollface: Tiss the egg nog season!!! Here you go.

 

[revaltion131]

Don't have time to look up the fish, but the tank that was the wrong picture is pretty awesome.

 

[ccampbell57]

Dussimer Tang

 

[myerst2]

Not a Tang. Way smaller. T

 

[LisaD]

Genicanthus semicinctus?

 

[myerst2]

smaller

 

[coralite]

Gramma linki, the green gramma

 

[tcmfish]

He's Back!^

 

[myerst2]

Damnit!!!! Ditto the "he's back" statement!!!! Coralite is correct, nice answer. T
Love the way this fish looks. They remind me of the shell dwelling cichlids of Lake Tanganika.

 

[coralite]

That is one good looking linki gramma, I must admit I have only seen dull and less then vibrant specimens. Most of them were puny too. So here is the next image to move it along.

 

[JHemdal]

A pair of Amblygobius bynoensis- one facing to port and one to starboard?

Jay

 

[coralite]

You got it Jay, good job.

 

[JHemdal]

I will admit that although I thought I had the genus correct, I did need to look through Burgess's atlas to get the species name, I've never actually seen that fish before...

Here is one everyone has seen - so I kept the crop tiny so I'll at least have time to refresh the computer screen before sombody guesses it:

Jay

 

[myerst2]

Dragon Moray? Looks like a juvi. Enchelycore pardalis. Tim

 

[JHemdal]

Nope! Although it is found throughout the range of the dragon moray, it is also found elsewhere.

J

 

[Grouperhead]

Harlequin sweetlip?

I don't think so, but I was going to guess anyway

 

[ccampbell57]

Blue spot puffer

 

[ccampbell57]

Or blue spot boxfish

 

[joetbs]

kinda looks like a Psych Head or White Spot Anampses - either melanurus or chrysocephalus

 

[JHemdal]

Nope - here is a wider crop that ought to help:

Jay