Stonefish

Leaf fish and Sea Anemone

Platydoris Formosa

Spanish Dancer

Boxer Crab

Robust Ghost Pipefish

Looks like rotten sea grass; see the sea grass in the background (top photo) for comparison

Juvenile Honeycomb Moray???

White-spotted Puffer fish

Mantis Shrimp

Zebra Lionfish

Red Hermit Crab

Juvenile Squid

Sea Hare

Juvenile Lionfish (1 inch long)

Moray Eel

Flatworm

Longhorn Cowfish

Zebra Lionfish

Dragon Sea Moth

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Pipefish

Razorfish

Stonefish

It had been a while for me before I did another dive at Angies Place, I wanted to get more photos of some of the unique critters found there - luckily this afternoon someone called in and wanted to do the dive. We were worried about the viz and strong currents as the water was coming back in for high tide.Viz was bad but no current at all, didnt see quite much for an Angies dive and the limited time (dive time 48min @11m).


What was seen:
Two leaf fishes that always like sticking close together and around same coral for months






















Eels paired up together

Dirty-yellow Moray and a Snowflake Moray





















Geometric Morays





















Anemone Shrimps





























Nudibranchs

... today everything seemed to have paired up together

... apart from:

Whiteface Waspfish

Tassled/ bearded?? Scorpionfish

Not sure whether its a juvenile stonefish

Juvenile Crocodilefish - took a while to see it and to take the photo with proper exposure

Clown Anemone Shrimp

Zebra Lionfish (shortfin/dwarf lionfish) - I'm not a marine biologist so cant really tell why the fish was reacting that way but I love the photo.

Taken at Angie's Place

I had been trying to get this fish for a while finally got it at Bamburi Coral Garden, I love the patterns on the fish and the eyes.

Scorpionfish

Lionfish

Banded Coral Shrimp

Octopus

This is the common octopus (Octopus Vulgaris). The photo was taken at Angie's Place; it kept changing its colour but that cant be observed on this still photo ... I will try to post a sequenced one soon. Did you know that there are some species that can walk? (http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/2147.html)