H2Andy:yup, it's a filefish... i couldn't decide between a fringed filefish and a pygmy filefish myself...
and now you say slender....oh it's hopeless
We call them slender filefish here, too
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H2Andy:yup, it's a filefish... i couldn't decide between a fringed filefish and a pygmy filefish myself...
and now you say slender....oh it's hopeless
I guessed it was a file fish of some kind - I don't see the adults here and have not seen the juveniles for a while now. May be they were just passing through? Hope they didn't become lunch or something.justleesa:That's a cutie! It has little spikes on it....what kind of fish is it?
I would also guess schrimp. Excellent find and pic!ensenadadiver:I took this picture of a Dorid and then when I looked at It in the computer monitor I saw something attached to It. I still don't now what it Is. Any ideas welcome.
Love this one!!!Dee:Yeah...I thought about that! I've seen photos of a similar shaped/colored shrimp in anemones called a Sun anemone Shrimp.
Here's one that Seafan posted on Scubadiving.com. It looks close to yours.
Cute lill' buggah. I love the color contrastCrateCookie:Something from week before last...
Good job Andy! I didn't even notice it in the first picture. All I could think of was that I wouldn't want to get to close to THAT urchin...lolH2Andy:Where's an arrowcrab and an urchin, first as taken, then as cropped :