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Two Sweetlip hovering off the side of a coral bommie
By James Tewes
posted Thursday, August 7, 2008
20 votes

Black Lionfish inhabiting the space between two concrete mooring blocks, it didn't mind a crowd of divers trying to get snaps of it.
By James Tewes
posted Wednesday, August 6, 2008
14 votes

Scorpion fish are inhabiting the wreck of the HMAS Brisbane off Mooloolaba. Now quite large and found in pairs as adults.
By James Tewes
posted Monday, January 3, 2011
11 votes

Octopus hiding inside part of ex-HMAS Brisbane diving wreck
By James Tewes
posted Wednesday, December 30, 2009
10 votes

Blue Devil hiding under coral overhang
By James Tewes
posted Thursday, December 31, 2009
9 votes

Red Lionfish diving down into rock boulders. Taken @ 10m, west of Moreton Island. Known locally as
By James Tewes
posted Monday, December 28, 2009
7 votes

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6 Entries Found
Scorpion fish are inhabiting the wreck of the HMAS Brisba... by James Tewes
Scorpion fish are inhabiting the wreck of the HMAS Brisbane off Mooloolaba. Now quite large and found in pairs as adults.
11 Votes
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date posted posted: Monday, January 3, 2011
date posted category: Macro - Close-Up
date posted location: Pacific Australia
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Blue Devil hiding under coral overhang by James Tewes
Blue Devil hiding under coral overhang
9 Votes
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date posted posted: Thursday, December 31, 2009
date posted category: Macro - Close-Up
date posted location: Australia
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Octopus hiding inside part of ex-HMAS Brisbane diving wreck by James Tewes
Octopus hiding inside part of ex-HMAS Brisbane diving wreck
10 Votes
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date posted posted: Wednesday, December 30, 2009
date posted category: Macro - Close-Up
date posted location: Australia
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Red Lionfish diving down into rock boulders. Taken @ 10m... by James Tewes
Red Lionfish diving down into rock boulders. Taken @ 10m, west of Moreton Island. Known locally as "The Pines"
7 Votes
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date posted posted: Monday, December 28, 2009
date posted category: Wide Angle - Close Focus
date posted location: Pacific Australia
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Two Sweetlip hovering off the side of a coral bommie by James Tewes
Two Sweetlip hovering off the side of a coral bommie
20 Votes
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go to the dive site record where this shot was takenDive Site for this image
date posted posted: Thursday, August 7, 2008
date posted category: Wide Angle - Marine Life
date posted location: Coral Sea Australia
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Black Lionfish inhabiting the space between two concrete ... by James Tewes
Black Lionfish inhabiting the space between two concrete mooring blocks, it didn't mind a crowd of divers trying to get snaps of it.
14 Votes
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date posted posted: Wednesday, August 6, 2008
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
date posted location: Coral Sea Australia
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