juvenile fish of some type (butterfly?), an open fileclam and an arow crab
posted by Rod @ 12:13 PM
Saturday, July 16, 2005
This blog is mostly about sharing photographically the beauty of the undersea world surrounding Little Cayman to those less fortunate than ourselves. Of course there is a bit of humor (I hope) included in the descriptions, and a bit of the dry world included here as well.
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1 Comments:
DJ has ID'd the small fish at the top left, as a juvenile 4-eyed butterflyfish. And thanks to Mike B for ID'ing the juvenile below as an uncommon bridled burrfish, not a balloonfish as I first assumed!
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