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Papua New Gunea- November 2010

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Papua New Gunea- November 2010

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  1. Amazing number of subjects, must have a been a wonderful experience. Your shot of the False clowns on the blue anemone is very special. I loved a bunch of them, Congrats!

    Your "strange fish" appears to be a Twin spot goby, Signigobius biocellatus, these little guys pretend to be crabs to avoid predators. They hop around on the bottom moving back and forth. Really an amazing adaptation.

     

    Thanks for sharing them,

    Steve

  2. Thanks for the identification, I'm quite new in the passific.

    PNG was indeed a great experience.

  3. Great shots, Ilan.

  4. Amazing number of subjects, must have a been a wonderful experience. Your shot of the False clowns on the blue anemone is very special. I loved a bunch of them, Congrats!

    Your "strange fish" appears to be a Twin spot goby, Signigobius biocellatus, these little guys pretend to be crabs to avoid predators. They hop around on the bottom moving back and forth. Really an amazing adaptation.

     

    Thanks for sharing them,

    Steve

     

    Just out of curiosity; which picture are you referring to? Just trying to learn........... :-)

  5. this one:

    original.jpg

     

    The False clowns on the blue anemone:

    original.jpg

     

    And a Photo that I really like Shrimpfish:

    original.jpg

  6. You've got a bunch of great photos in there. Like Steve said, the false clowns on the blue anemone is excellent. Keep up the good work!

     

    -Gina

  7. this one:

    original.jpg

     

    The False clowns on the blue anemone:

    original.jpg

     

    And a Photo that I really like Shrimpfish:

    original.jpg

     

     

    thanks!

  8. Really loved the false clowns as well. Have never seen them with the Blue Anemone background before!

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