EastEndDiver
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Taken at Eden Rock you know that place with no fish 
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caymaniac
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One of the seven species of shrimp found off Cayman
This one is off Cayman Brac on a night dive
This one is off Cayman Brac on a night dive
EastEndDiver
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That looks like a Red Night Shrimp .
If it is their eyes glow red at night can be very surreal to see a bunch of them on a night dive ....all you see is red eyes staring at you.
Great picture !!
If it is their eyes glow red at night can be very surreal to see a bunch of them on a night dive ....all you see is red eyes staring at you.
Great picture !!
Nice shot, however I beg to differ on the number of shrimp species In Cayman waters .At quick count I come up with over 20 I have photographed over the years.One of the seven species of shrimp found off Cayman
This one is off Cayman Brac on a night dive
EastEndDiver
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I am always in awe of these worms.
EastEndDiver
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Eye of Queen Conch
Testudo
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Testudo
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Anyone regularly see Queen Triggerfish anymore? They have pretty much vanished from my regular snorkeling depth haunts. Wondering if it is simply a locational issue or possible some external influence like Lionfish or such.
EastEndDiver
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Good question so far last year (4 trips) I saw one Queen Triggerfish I forgot on which divesite.
I like your crab !
I like your crab !
Alucard
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Haven't seen a Queen Trigger in a long while.
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