gb_williams
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A juvenile burfish under the dock at Lighthouse Point.
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A juvenile burfish under the dock at Lighthouse Point.
diver 85
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Saddle blenny....LC 2007
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Qnape
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lc 2011
Juvenile Dusky Damselfish by cedarsphoto, on Flickr
Slightly grainy as the little guy was tiny and I couldn't get close without him racing away.
diver 85
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3 for 1---don't remember if it's same fella, but it was same time/dive...LC 2007
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squid2.....LC 2007 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
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squid2.....LC 2007 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
billinwilliamston
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One from the topside.
Taken from behind the gas station at the stop sign on the way back to town from Lighthouse Point.
Taken from behind the gas station at the stop sign on the way back to town from Lighthouse Point.
ScubaTigress
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gb_williams
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Awwww you blew it up!!!! They lose a few years of life every time that happens
Actually, this is exactly how it was when I spotted it as I was surfacing. It was there just long enough for me to aim the camera and click the shutter -- and then it was gone. I had no idea that they lose years of their lives when they blow up. How did you learn that?
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