I took first 2 pics during daytime and the others at night . The last one looks like tesseleted blenny , but not sure . Maybe blenies change their coloration at night ?
All of them in Bonaire in shallow water .
I will appreciate any help
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More blennies ID
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OOOOPS . posting images here is not my strongest point ! sorry , here are the other pics.
Last one !
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OOOOPS . posting images here is not my strongest point ! sorry , here are the other pics.
Last one !
The 5 photos:
#1. orangespotted blenny (Hypleurochilus springeri)
#2. seaweed blenny (Parablennius marmoreus)
#3. orangespotted blenny (Hypleurochilus springeri)
#4. pearl blenny (Entomacrodus nigricans)
#5. tessellated blenny (Hypsoblennius invemar)
Les
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Wow , thank you Les ! Is good to have an expert like you around here !
JA
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great photos and great IDs from an interesting place- there isn't much literature for us fish biologists on the fishes of the Dominican Republic and your photos are invaluable- congrats elbuzo
ben
coralreeffish.com
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Hey Ben! Great to see you around here...
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Hey Luiz. I do stop by every now and then. sharpen up my ID skills...
