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Hi, I took this picture during a night dive in Cozumel. Anyone has any idea what is it? Thanks!

Great, my wife will be there too. See you on the boat in November!

Thanks. I also just booked on the Aggressor II for Nov. 20-27.

Hi, I'm thinking of going to Palau this November. Any recommendation as to which of the Aggressor II or Rock Islands Aggressor (aka Palau Tropic Dancer) is the better boat? Are they they pretty much the same? Do they do the same itinerary? Thanks.

1) Princess Parrotfish (Initial Phase) 4) Looks like a sponge, possibly Brown Bowl Sponge 6) Corkscrew Anemone 7) Rainbow Parrotfish (Initial Phase)

I found this last weekend near Nassau, Bahamas at a depth of about 50 feet. It looks like a type of simnia or possibly a cyphoma, but I've been unable to ID it. Anyone on this forum knows what it is? Thanks!

Definitely not a sea slug. It looks like a Tiger Tail Sea Cucumber (Holothuria thomasi).

#1 is Aulostomus maculatus indeed #2 Glasseye Snapper (Heteropriacanthus cruentatus) #3 Yellow Tube Sponge (Aplysina fistularia)

My guesses: #1 Deepwater Sea Fan (Iciligorgia schrammi) #2 Blackbar Soldierfish (Myripristis jacobus) #3 same as #1 + Green Finger Sponge at the base?? #4 Three-Rowed Sea Cucumber (Isostichopus badionotus) #5 Azure Vase Sponge (Callyspongia plicifera)

It's a Glasseye Snapper. http://reefguide.org/glasseye.html

I bought a A640 to replace my A95 and used it the first time two week ago in Aruba. You can see some of the pictures I took on my site at http://diving.florent.us/album.php?nav=0000. I love the A640, it performs above my expectations. As I use a YS-25 strobe I need the manual mode and...

Hi, I saw this last week in Aruba at about 30 feet deep and I have no idea what it is. Anyone can ID this? Thanks

It looks like they are Pelagic Tunicates.

Hi, I saw this fish on a wall in West Caicos at about 70 feet deep and I haven't been able to ID it, anyone knows what this is? Thanks.

The size was about 2.5 to 3 inches wide. It was located in the middle of a sandy area. Hope this help. Florent

DocVikingo, Thank you, I didn't know the warty corallimorph could have a red phase.

Another thing I cannot identify: Found in Nassau, Bahamas, 50 feet deep. Could it be some kind of corallimorph? Thanks.

#14: Redlip Blenny

Hi, I found this in Roatan at about 40 feet deep, and I've been unable to identify it so far. Anyone has any idea? Thank.

Sea Godess Nudibranch Roatan, Honduras