Underwater Photo Location: Lembeh Strait, North-Sulawesi, Indonesia

by Volker Lonz
Shrimp in bubble coral

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by Marteyne Van Well
Banded pipefish dancing in front of the camera

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by Volker Lonz
Devil Scorpionfish

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by Haydn Salvas
First time muck diving and we managed to find these guys.

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by Haydn Salvas
My first time muck diving and managed to see one of these guys!

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by Haydn Salvas
We found this guy hitching a ride on a sea cucumber

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by Volker Lonz
Hydroid crab With this picture i wish everybody a merry christmas !

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by Marteyne Van Well
Two dancing sexy shrimps

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by Brent Barnes
A pair of nudibranch at Lembeh Strait

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by Volker Lonz
cryptic shrimp

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by Volker Lonz
banggai-cardinalfish | juvenil

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
Juvenile Batfish

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by Tracey Jennings
A snake eel - Lembeh

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
family portrait (mom and dad Zebra crab presenting the next generation)

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
she´s got the look cowrie (euplica sp.?)

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
sudden death

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
stimpson’s snapping shrimps (Synalpheus stimpsoni) in yellow feather star

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by Nur Tucker
Fire Sea Urchin is home to some small fish

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by Nur Tucker
Soft corals with silver fish at night

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
freeloader - tongue-eating parasite (Cymothoa exigua) inside the mouth of a poor clownfish (this isotopic parasite grows an inch in length and replaces the host's tongue)

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
harlequin @ space harlequin ghost pipefish (Solenostomus paradoxus)

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by Yuping Chen
A Cute Couple/Costasiella sp/Lembeh strait, Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIII, 100mm Lens,NauticamSMC, F16,1/80,ISO400

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by Twila Grower
Lovely nudi

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by Yuping Chen
Passionate Love/Lembeh strait, Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIII, 100mm Lens, InonZ240*2,F16,1/200,ISO200

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by Yuping Chen
The Big Dinner//Lembeh strait, Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIII, 100mm macro Lens, InonZ240*2,F14,1/160,ISO100

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by Yuping Chen
Blue Dragon/Lembeh strait,Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIV, 100mm macro Lens,ATG+10,Sea&Sea housing,Inon Z240*2, F20,1/160,ISO100

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by Yuping Chen
Flamboyant Cuttlefish(Juvenile)/Lembeh strait, Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIII, 100mm Lens, subsee+10, scuba lamp ms30, ,F13,1/100,ISO500

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by Yuping Chen
Just a Little Fish/Sweetlips(Juvenile)//Lembeh strait,Indonesia

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by Yuping Chen
Larval Spadefish/Lembeh, Indonesia/Canon 5D Mark IV, Canon 100 macro F/2.8L , Sea&Sea housing, A.T.G+10,Inon Z240*2, Solo1200*1.

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by Yuping Chen
Pygmy Squid//Lembeh strait,Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIV, 100mm Lens,NauticamSmc,Sea&Sea housing,Inon Z240*2, F18,1/160,ISO160

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by Yuping Chen
Rayed Shrimpgoby/Lembeh strait,Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIII, 100mm Lens,F.T.T+5,,Sea&Sea housing,Inon Z240*2, F13,1/200,ISO160

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by Yuping Chen
The Little Red/Hairy Goby/Lembeh strait,Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIV, 100mm Lens,NauticamSmc,Sea&Sea housing,Inon Z240*2, F16,1/160,ISO100

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by Yuping Chen
Jellyfish/Wakatobi,Indonesia, Canon 5D MarkIII, 100mm macro Lens,,Sea&Sea housing,Inon Z240*2, F13,1/160,ISO200

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by Filip Staes
Bobtail squid, Lembeh, Indonesia

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by Robert Smits
Lightning in the eye of the scorpionfish. Did you know scorpionfish are venomous and that they are 'suction-feeders'? This one was photographed in the Lembeh Strait.

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that the Wunderpus Photogenicus has a look-alike? The Mimic octopus is very similar! And did you know that the markings on the body is similar to our finger prints? Feel free to follow me on FB or instagram!

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that the blue ringed octopus is one of the most dangerous inhabitants found in the ocean? Here is a mating pair photographed in Lembeh strait, Indonesia.

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that Porcelain crabs are small, usually with body widths of less than 15 mm (0.59 in)? They also share the general body plan of a squat lobster, but their bodies are more compact and flattened, an adaptation for living and hiding under r

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that, despite the typically small size of its members, the family Gobiidae is the largest family of marine fishes, being the home of over 2,000 species? This lemon drop Goby is typically a very shy critter and is very small (it is sittin

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that there are thirty species of clownfish recognized? and that Anemonefish are omnivorous and can feed on undigested food from their host anemones, and the fecal matter from the anemonefish provides nutrients to the sea anemone?

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that this octopus usually burries themselves in the sand, making it next to impossible to get a good photo of them? Photographed with a +5 Sea and Sea wet diopter and snoot.

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by Robert Smits
Did you know that Mandarin fish mate just after sunset and that they live in small populations and are very skiddish? You can only find them using red lights, which they can't see.. The mating only lasts for a few seconds.

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by Rudy Janssen
Radial filefish

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by Pauline Walsh Jacobson
Schooling Striped Catfish, Plotosus lineatus, Tandurusa, Lembeh Strait, Indonesia

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by Lars Oliver Michaelis
Echo & Narcissus

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by Jose Maria Abad Ortega
Ornate ghost pipe fish face details

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by Rudy Janssen
Frog fish

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by Rudy Janssen
Paring Blue rings

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