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jennykeepingDescripción
Some amalgamation of dot-and-dash and spotbanded butterfly fish... I have loads of these hybrid pictures if anyone is interested.
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francoislibertDescripción
Photographer: Patrick Désormais
Location approximate
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francoislibertLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Photographer: Mélodie Caussat
Date and location are approximate
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grahamtDescripción
From Kainoa
Caught in deep water shrimp trap- 1,000-2,000’
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john2454Descripción
These may be the only live photos of this rare endemic Hawaiian pipefish. It was found in shallow water a few feet deep in weed right in front of the Waikiki Aquarium by one of the aquarium staff, photographed in a tank (by me), and then returned to the reef. It is so rare that even the famed ichthyologist Dr. John E Randall, who dived and collected fish in Hawaii for over 50 years, writes that he never saw one.
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ewaanderDescripción
Long slender sculpin, possibly Chitonotus pugetensis; 15 cm long (approx); 21 m depth
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Tubícola Aletiamarilla (Neoclinus stephensae)Observ.
divindkDescripción
Here was a new find for me... this fringhead showing off some type of false eyespot. Unknown if it's a mating display or otherwise.
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Pargos Y Huachinangos (Género Lutjanus)Observ.
oahu_fungiDescripción
I think this may be a hybrid of Lutjanus kasmira and L. fulvus due to brown stripes. Location obscured to project fishing spot. General location is south shore Oahu.
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Apogon deetsieObserv.
john2454Descripción
Far back in a cave at night. Depth about 30 ft.
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john2454Descripción
Usually partially buried in clean sand in shallow water close to shore along beaches with moderate wave action, difficult to see.
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Tieso Funebre (Ophichthus frontalis)Observ.
jflydivesDescripción
85 fsw in sand, South Wall of submarine canyon
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Gobio Sargacero (Lethops connectens)Observ.
sageonoDescripción
Seen at night at 7 meters depth
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Chupapiedra Estriada (Gobiesox eugrammus)Observ.
divindkDescripción
ID with help from Milton Love and Jack Engle at University of California, Santa Barbara. Overall length about 3cm. Very shy. 5-6 individuals observed in crevices at around 50-60’ depth in the dive park at Catalina Island. Possibly a range extension for this species. This was the only image I was able to capture that was worthwhile.
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Serrano Baga (Pronotogrammus multifasciatus)Observ.
lem504Descripción
found at 184ft deep, blending in with a school of squarespot rockfish.
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Dragón Hocicudo (Idiacanthus antrostomus)Observ.
stercorariidaeDescripción
Location not 100% exact, but within a mile radius.
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Chopa (Kyphosus vaigiensis)Observ.
amuttiDescripción
Chub with horizontal yellow stripes, schooling with opaleye and zebra perch. Best guess is blue-bronze chub (Kyphosus vaigiensis).
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Bandido Pecho Espinoso (Stellerina xyosterna)Observ.
jeremyhathawayDescripción
36fsw
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Castañuela Golondrina (Azurina hirundo)Observ.
greatwhiterattlesnakeDescripción
First record for this species on inat!
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Bagre Piltonte (Pylodictis olivaris)Observ.
ethan_58Descripción
leucistic flathead
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Rey de Los Salmones (Trachipterus altivelis)Observ.
wsteinriedeDescripción
Strong currents brought in a couple dozen juveniles over several days. Occurence was documented with Dr. Milton Love
