Some Gobies And Blennies From January Bonaire
- Thread starter Ninelinegoby
- Start date
Please register or login
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
- Ability to post and comment on topics and discussions.
- A Free photo gallery to share your dive photos with the world.
- You can make this box go away
OP
Ninelinegoby
Contributor
Sorry some of the pictures double posted
All taken with TG-4 , Olympus housing and strobe
All taken with TG-4 , Olympus housing and strobe
OP
Ninelinegoby
Contributor
Both. I found the problem with microscope mode is the depth of field is very shallow. So I tend to go back and forth between the 2 depending on what I'm looking for
lmorin
Contributor
Very nice! I'd really like to see some of those in person. Where did you find them (especially the bluespotted blenny and ninelined goby)?
OP
Ninelinegoby
Contributor
The blue spotted one is a Twinhorn blenny.
Both are found shallow, most of the ones I've are in 2 ft or less. Sometimes it's easier to snorkel to see Twinhorn and ninelines.
In this case both are at Tori's reef. Out the channel make a right. And swim back along the iron shore. Ninelines are 99% of the time under rock boring sea urchins. And the twinhorns are usually found in fire coral.
I've found both of them from yellow sub in town down to red slave.
Both are found shallow, most of the ones I've are in 2 ft or less. Sometimes it's easier to snorkel to see Twinhorn and ninelines.
In this case both are at Tori's reef. Out the channel make a right. And swim back along the iron shore. Ninelines are 99% of the time under rock boring sea urchins. And the twinhorns are usually found in fire coral.
I've found both of them from yellow sub in town down to red slave.
lmorin
Contributor
Thank you! I will be looking in August. Fire coral are now high on the "find something" agenda. Finally found some nice red clingfish in them last winter.
Similar threads
