Favoritos de sascha_schulz
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Blênio-Sabre-de-Focinho-Arredondado (Plagiotremus rhinorhynchos)Observador
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Blênio-Sabre-de-Focinho-Arredondado (Plagiotremus rhinorhynchos)Observador
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Peixes-Pedra-Verdadeiros (Família Synanceiidae)Observador
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At the Alternatives Reef.
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Donzela-Comum (Pomacentrus pavo)Observador
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There's been a lot of confusion here on iNat between P. coelestis and P. pavo. Here are both in one shot, with coelestis (neon damsel) above, and pavo (peacock damsel) below.
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Enguia-Australiana (Anguilla australis)Observador
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Observation and photographs provided by Jenni Wrysta. Sequence shows the bottlenose dolphin "Star" tossing a fish/eel that she captured in the Port River. Subject of this sighting record is the fish/eel pictured.
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Marachomba-Babosa (Parablennius gattorugine)Observador
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Lots of tompots on both shipwrecks of the James Eagan Lane and Scylla.
Love tompots!
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Mictyris longicarpusObservador
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Looking down from the jetty, a marvelous scene of epic scope! A bajillion soldier crabs moving in groups and waves, with the front of receding water apparently the most prime spot, worth braving the numerous toadfish patrolling the edge and waiting for the right time to lunge forward in the shallows and run away with a crab. Often they wouldn't get the crab-- it was a bit fast for me to see, but looked like the crab would pinch them in the snoot-- and sometimes when they did get a crab the competition from other fish would be so fierce that the crab would get dropped and escape to shore.
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Peixe-Cofre-Amarelo (Ostracion cubicum)Observador
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Mackerel Reef (21-466) - Booby Bird live-aboard trip
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Peixe-Borboleta-Eclipse (Chaetodon speculum)Observador
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Mackerel Reef (21-466) - Booby Bird live-aboard trip
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Peixe-Porco-de-Olho-Dourado (Acanthaluteres spilomelanurus)Observador
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Unsure of what type
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Peixe-Arlequim-Diagonal (Plectorhinchus lineatus)Observador
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The little Oblique-banded Sweetlips (Plectorhinchus lineatus) is still hanging in! Its been knocking about with the Painted Sweetlips (Diagramma pictum labiosum)
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Peixe-Arlequim-Diagonal (Plectorhinchus lineatus)Observador
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Rare sighting in the Gold Coast Seaway. Oblique-banded Sweetlips (Plectorhinchus lineatus). This species is normally found in the tropics.
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Tubarão-Wobbegong-Do-Golfo (Orectolobus halei)Observador
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Banded wobbygong eating an Ornate wobbygong
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Donzela-Limão (Pomacentrus moluccensis)Observador
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Field Notes - lots of these guys around.
really cant decide on what it is. Centropyge maybe?
5cm TL
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Peixe-Mão-Vermelho (Thymichthys politus)Observador
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The rarest of the rare...
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Anthias-de-Focinho-Amarelado (Plectranthias kamii)Observador
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The first fish was caught in 350meters
The second fish was inside the mouth of a deep water barracuda depth 680 meters
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Género ArmandiaObservador
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Emerged from sandy part of rocky tide pool near detritus-filled depression, on rising tide
Snorkel
Depth 1m
[Usual IT limits appear to have allocated 'perch-like fishes' to what I place held with 'blood worm']
NEW IMAGES ADDED on 17-07-2018 (=5 months later than I said I would !!)
ATTENTION all those below who are keen to take this ID further!!
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Tubarão-de-São-Tomé (Carcharodon carcharias)Observador
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4 m TL male nicknamed Kermit messing with a baited underwater video. Denham Bay, 16 m depth.
Images courtesy of Dr Adam Smith, Massey University and Global Fin Print.
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Peixe-Cofre-Ornato (Aracana ornata)Observador
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Possible Shaw or ornate
