Chaetodon astriacus
Chelmon rostratus
Chaetodon semilarvatus
These species tend to hang about the reefs of the indo-pacific (often in mated pairs) and use those beaks to wrangle out food from nooks and crannies in the coral.
Friday, February 24, 2006
Some pretty fish
Not a lot to say about these other than here are some rather beautiful butterflyfish:
Chaetodon astriacus Chelmon rostratus
Chaetodon semilarvatus
These species tend to hang about the reefs of the indo-pacific (often in mated pairs) and use those beaks to wrangle out food from nooks and crannies in the coral.
Chaetodon astriacus
Chelmon rostratus Chaetodon semilarvatusThese species tend to hang about the reefs of the indo-pacific (often in mated pairs) and use those beaks to wrangle out food from nooks and crannies in the coral.
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Tai - you have such beautiful underwater photos. It must be incredible to enter the undersea world and swim with these lovely creatures.
Thank you for your kind words Pam; I started taking pictures whilst diving to share what I saw with my friends and family and I really enjoy seeing and hearing people's reaction to the amazing fauna of our oceans.
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