I am thinking this fish is a damselfish of some sort, and it was seen in the waters of North Palm Beach, Florida in about 65 feet of water and it was on a reef. Have at her.
ID missing, any ideas?
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I have a host of unidentified fish pictures and I don't know how I can get them identified without the help of the forumites. So any good ID suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
donnyb
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Juvenile Cocoa Damselfish, very young have the bright blue ring around the dark spot.
Stegastes variabilis
If you dive a lot in the Caribb & FLA, get the Humann Reef Fish ID book.
Stegastes variabilis
If you dive a lot in the Caribb & FLA, get the Humann Reef Fish ID book.
OP
Thanks donnyb
H2Andy
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donnyb:
yup... also look at the top of the base of the tail and you'll see a much smaller
dark spot
and the Humann books are priceless
http://www.fishid.com/
OP
Thanks guys, just ordered the full set from Amazon and it should be here next week
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