A Gray Angelfish chillin'

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Taken at John Halas, North Wall, Grand Cayman, August 2023
(Lumix LX-10, NA-LX10 housing, BigBlue 4600s, red filter, blue light, 4K)


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That looks like a Grey Angelfish to me. Maybe I’m reading Paul Humann wrong but I look for the yellow edges on scales on a French, and dark grey ”bubbles” on the scales of a Grey.
French Angelfish, Nassau, Bahamas. SeaLife Micro 3.0 with lots of aid from my iPad. 😉
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Oops. The new one picture at a time rule got me! Here is one I ID’d as a Grey, same dive, same camera, same “enhancement“ on my iPad.
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Wow! You're right. Thanks for the identification. I've got to change the above comments.
 
Por nada, amigo! I have a sort of a fetish for Angelfish. One of my favorite memories was a drift dive off West Palm Beach, FL where in a single dive, on a single roll of film in my trusty old Nikonos. I got good images of a French, a Grey, a Blue, a Queen and even a little Rock Beauty. Five Angels on a single dive! This time in Nassau in June I got good images of the Grey and French and a pretty good one of a Queen, but only marginal images of a Blue and questionable for the Rock Beauty. And that was 4 two tank dives and over 400 images. Wanna see a bunch of fuzzy pictures of inquisitive reef sharks? :sharkattack:

They weren't aggressive, but on some dives I felt like shooing them away so I could take pictures of other fish... ANY other fish!

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