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Shrimp: Periclimenes Ivy Springer was nice enough to mention this nice anemone on the wreck of the Asakaze Maru (a.k.a. K-5 Upright). If you look close you can see a few semi-transparent shrimp. I’ll have to go back with the marco setup next time and try to get a better shot of the shrimp. |
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Phyllidia sp. Another nudibranch. Again, I’ll have to get a ruling on the name for this critter. |
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Nurse Shark This photo was taken on in the lagoon near Carlos Island. We believe it to be a nurse shark, but we can only see one dorsal. A nurse shark should have two. |
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Another shot from Troy’s coral head. This guy was quite serious about getting whatever was hiding in the coral. He just kept biting off chunks of coral. I suspect he was after his lunch! I took about 5 shots of him and he seemed totally unaware that we were there. I suppose that he knew, but he didn’t seem to care about us at all. |
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Eucidaris metularia Here’s a close-up of a sea urchin using the macro setup. I though the pentagon shape was interesting. |
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This is called octocoral. This was done with the close-up attachment. The original photo was of a much larger section. I since scanned in a section of the same species taken with the macro attachment and you can see the difference in one of the pages that follow. |
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