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Some soft coral, Flounder and dragonet?

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Some soft coral, Flounder and dragonet?

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  1. Hi All,

     

    All in Lembeh, the fish I think is a dragonet, but not sure. The flatfish not sure if its a flounder or sole? Oh and don't have a coral book yet, but would like to know the name of these corals :rolleyes:

    Thanks

     

    1:

    IMG_5267-Lembeh-MdJ-Identification.jpg

     

    2:

    IMG_8185-Lembeh-RdGDay2-1-Identific.jpg

     

    3:

    IMG_5338-Lembeh-MdJ-Identification.jpg

     

    4:

    IMG_5332-Lembeh-MdJ-Identification.jpg

     

    5:

    IMG_4846-Lembeh-MdJ-Identification.jpg

  2. Hi All,

     

    All in Lembeh, the fish I think is a dragonet, but not sure. The flatfish not sure if its a flounder or sole? Oh and don't have a coral book yet, but would like to know the name of these corals :rolleyes:

    Thanks

     

    Nobody??

  3. I am not sure about the fish, but I can help you with the corals.

     

     

    3 & 5 are actually stony corals: Both are Goniopora sp.

    4 really is a soft coral: Not 100% positive, but my best guess is Dendronepthea sp.

  4. I am not sure about the fish, but I can help you with the corals.

     

     

    3 & 5 are actually stony corals: Both are Goniopora sp.

    4 really is a soft coral: Not 100% positive, but my best guess is Dendronepthea sp.

     

    Thanks! So we learn something new everyday :rolleyes:

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