I didn't actually see this little critter with the naked eye - it's only half a centimetre tall and my eyes are not that good underwater!! However, it was pointed out by our guide at Menjangan Island off the NW coast of Bali and I was lucky enough to capture it in the camera. It just looks like a little pink piece of fan coral but is given away by its little tail hanging on. You may need to zoom in to see it!!
This blog contains photos, mainly taken during diving around Perth and other parts of Western Australia, with occasional other locations thrown in. This header photograph was taken during a trip to Sipadan Island off the coast of Borneo. It shows a Grey Reef Shark disappearing into the gloom, which drops to around 600 metres deep - I was at around 30 metres!!
Thursday, 31 October 2013
Sunday, 27 October 2013
Orange Spotted Trevally
This shot was taken at the Coral Gardens dive site off Menjangan Island in North West Bali, Indonesia last week. The Orange Spotted Trevally, sometimes known as the Gold Spotted Trevally is fairly common from the Red Sea to Japan in tropical waters. This is the first time I have seen this species but this one followed me for several minutes.
Saturday, 26 October 2013
Leaf Scorpionfish
This shot was taken last week on a reef at Menjangan Island off the northwest coast of Bali in Indonesia. This is the first of a series of posts I will make over the next few days and will show a small sample of the life on the reefs around the island. I was there for a week and did a total of 15 dives around the island. The name Menjangan means deer in Indonesian because of the deer who swim to the island periodically. The island lies close to Bali and just across the strait from Java.
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