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Stargazer - slightly ugly fish -
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Sunday, October 9, 2011
28 votes

Weedy sea dragon at Flinders pier
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Sunday, October 16, 2011
25 votes

Porcupine fish with a shrimp on its nose.  Never seen this before, it's probably just coincidental. But, it may be cleaning its left eye socket as it appears hollow. Once the shrimp swam away the socket and eye looked normal.
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Monday, October 17, 2011
22 votes

Mantis Shrimp
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Monday, December 19, 2011
22 votes

The Southern Hulafish (Trachinops caudimaculatus) is a temperate water fish species is a member of the family Plesiopidae which includes the ‘Blue Devils’ and ‘Hulafishes’.
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Monday, February 27, 2012
22 votes

Squid twins
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Wednesday, March 14, 2012
22 votes

Flatworm, Heron Island
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Tuesday, October 18, 2011
20 votes

Close up of a crown of thorns starfish
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Wednesday, January 11, 2012
19 votes

Unfolded crinoid close up
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Wednesday, May 1, 2013
19 votes

Manta Ray playing at Lady Elliot Island
By Bill Van Eyk
posted Wednesday, October 12, 2011
18 votes
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The Southern Hulafish (Trachinops caudimaculatus) is a temperate water fish species is a member of the family Plesiopidae which includes the ‘Blue Devils’ and ‘Hulafishes’.
Calamari Swimming in formation -
Snapping shrimp - true it snapped me! Alpheus sp.
Flathead sitting still in lettuce seaweed.
Small snapper shrimp; Alpheus novaezealandiae. Snapping shrimps or pistol shrimps are immediately distinguished from other families by having one claw much larger than the other, the larger claw cylindrical and with a parrot-beak-like finger.
Ricketts Point, snapping shrimp-Alpheus sp. : The fingers at the end of the larger claw are used to make a loud snapping noise to stun prey and scare divers! Not much is know about this species.
Banjo shark (fiddler ray) -Trygonorrhina‑fasciata - posing quietly for this shot. Ricketts Point Melbourne
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Crinoid
Eco resort Lady Elliott Island -
Squid under pier during daytime with flash.
A lonely octopus sitting in an old tire: Octopus pallidus
Close up of "gills" of Chromodoris tinctura
Flatworm at Heron Island
Close up of a crown of thorns starfish
Sharks quietly circling unperturbed rabbit fish, early in the morning
Angler fish - great camouflage look for the eye
Stingray stampede at Heron Island.
Photo taken while free diving. All of the sudden a school of stingrays appeared and swam around for maybe ten minutes or so.
Juvenile stingray with sea lice on its wings. It appeared to be severely affected by the lice and looked emaciated.
Small marine insect - can anybody ID? Image taken about 1 meter deep.
Mantis Shrimp
Big Belly Seahorse Posing
Ceratosoma amoenum
Chromodoris tinctoria
Leatherjacket, trying to blend in with orange sponges. This photo taken as it turned around a pylon.
Very small (10mm) Phyllodesmium serratum, grazing on a sea-squirt "inlet".
It looked like a fungus at first sight but when I looked closer it appeared a tiny nudibranch.
Another weedy seadragon male with eggs under the pier. Slightly closer up.
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