Mike Bryant's Dive Trips, Photo Galleries

Spinecheek Anenomefish

Female (Front)&Male

Spinecheek Anenomefish

False Clown

Anenomefish

False Clown

Anenomefish

Threeband Anenomefish

Tomato Anenomefish

Tomato Anenomefish

Orange Anenomefish

Pink Anenomefish

Striped Catfish

Razorfish

Diamond Filefish (small,

size of a dime)

Cowfish (juvenile)

Unknown Filefish

(juvenile)

Star Pufferfish (juvenile)

Banggaii Cardinalfish

Banggaii Cardinalfish

Banggaii Cardinalfish

juvenile, sheltered in Sea

Urchin

Yellownose Shrimpgoby

Redstriped Shrimpgoby

Dwarf Hawkfish

Longnose Hawkfish

Mandarinfish

Mandarinfish

Mating Mandarinfish

Mandarinfish

Mandarinfish

Mandarinfish, fighting.

Starry Blenny

Finger Dragonet

Burrfish (or should that

be Barfish?)

Ribbon Eel

Fimbriated Moray Eel

Ringed Pipefish

Banded Pipefish

Thorny Seahorse

Pygmy Seahorse

Pygmy Seahorse

Pygmy Seahorse

Pygmy Seahorse

Pygmy Seahorse

Robust Ghost Pipefish

Ornate Ghost Pipefish

Ornate Ghost Pipefish

Indonesia 1. The Good.

        Home Click HERE to enter galleries. Bahamas Sharks Red Sea, Egypt 2006 Indonesia 1. The Good. Indonesia 2. The Bad. Indonesia 3. The Ugly. Indonesia 4. Nudibranchs. Indonesia 5. Critters. Great White Shark St Vincent, 2009 Red Sea, Egypt 2009 Galapagos Underwater Galapagos Land Machias Seal Island, Maine. June 2010

Indonesia, between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, has a diversity of marine life that

provides a wealth of photographic opportunity. I am breaking Indonesia into several

different galleries, depending on the type of animal or its habitat.

These were taken at Kungkungan Bay Resort in the North East corner of the island of

Sulawesi and have been picked as a sampling of the colorful and interesting species in

the area. Anenomefish (aka "Nemo") that shelter in  the doormat sized sea anenomes

are always striking. The elusive and tiny (2 inch) Mandarinfish that come out at dusk,

just as the light is almost gone, provide a photographic challenge.  As does the

incredible, almost invisible Pygmy Seahorse,  1/2 inch long and camouflaged  to

match the sea fan it lives on.

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