One of the cutest octopus I've had pleasure of meeting.

1st time I've photogrphd a juv. Flabellina-only 1 juvenile in this image, with two rhinophores -on the rt, orange base and white tips, smaller than the cerata. Then two oral tentacles, longer, mostly white with ridges and a bit of clear base.

Fun dive

On this weekend, there was lots of sargassum washed up. Don't know if it was just coincidence that I ran into this little guy. Happened to have a +4 diopter on my 60mm lens, as well as a Woody's. He generally preferred to show me his backside.

Red Tipped Fireworm (sez Ms. Suzan) vacuuming up a jelly snack back in February at BHB.

Cocktails anyone?

Red Tipped Fireworm close up on face. .. notice, the mouth, is below and open. much farther away from where you think it might be. Apparently they just vacuum the the ground for dinner.
Shortlisted!

Hitching a ride.
small goby on the back of a sea cucumber

Scene under the Blue Heron Bridge just before daybreak

USS Spiegel Grove - Key Largo, FL

Hermit Crab close up.

Cute little Baby Bobbitt worm. Shot with subsee 10x on 60mm -

Early morning dive under the fishing pier, Blue Heron Bridge, West Palm Beach, FL

Sleeping parrot under the fishing pier, Blue Heron Bridge, West Palm Beach, FL

Fandango

..Oh, hello . . . would you like a shell?

Gray Angel juvenile

Fish were following this Hawskbill on Governors River Walk in Riviera Beach.

A group of French Angelfish got friendly during a dive off Deerfield Beach.

Mr. Big & Beefy.... "I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll I'll..."

This is the smallest juvenile trunkfish I've encountered so far. No bigger than aa the tip of your pinky finger, and they do not stop moving!

Free swimming Lionfish

Fish N' Jelly
At Lake Worth Lagoon early one Saturday morning

Glass Eye Snapper with tail & fins backlit. One of the denizens of understructure of the Aquarius undersea habitat. 60 fsw. Conch Reef off Key largo.

Golden Coral Shrimp... just hangin around.
Shortlisted!

Mr Moray's home today

In air but definitely not "Topside." Taken inside the Aquarius undersea habitat/laboratory. This is the bunk "room" where six aquanauts sleep for ten nights during saturation research missions. Often one of the Goliath groupers will peek in. 55 fsw.