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Peoples' Vote


Blue-ringed octopus
By Magali Marquez
posted (6 days ago)
6 votes

This Russian T34 tank was created as a diving attraction to relieve pressure on the surrounding dive sites. In addition, the tank in the picture can no longer cause any damage or suffering, but it is a great photo opportunity.
By Martin Schrack
posted (6 days ago)
2 votes

Weedy Seadragon
By Sofia Tenggrono
posted (4 days ago)
2 votes

Nembrotha lineolata
By Magali Marquez
posted (3 days ago)
1 votes

Aeolid Nudibranch - Flabellina affinis with some parasites on it
By Stefanos Michael
posted (2 days ago)
1 votes

Goby
Gorgonian dwarf goby (Bryaninops amplus) on a shining sea pen (Pennatula phosphorea) , Alam Batu, Bali (Indonesia)
By Reinhard Arndt
posted Yesterday
1 votes

Nudibranchia (Cyerce elegans), Alam Batu, Bali (Indonesia)
By Reinhard Arndt
posted 16:32 CST Today (7 hours ago)
0 votes

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Lionfish in Perhentian island, Malaysia.
Antennas Up!
Taken with Canon S80 in Tenggol, Malaysia. by Ed Eng
by: Ed Eng
Antennas Up!
Taken with Canon S80 in Tenggol, Malaysia.
Green turtle with remoras in shallow water at Batu Nisan, Perhentian Kecil
Hello! Taken with Canon S80 in Tenggol, Malaysia. by Ed Eng
by: Ed Eng
Hello! Taken with Canon S80 in Tenggol, Malaysia.

editor's comments

Editor's Comment
In your face!
Evening dive at tioman island, malaysia by Aza Zaz
by: Aza Zaz
Evening dive at tioman island, malaysia
Another nudi for today named “Much-Desired Flabellina”; and it was in deed much desired; I had to go up side down against the wall to get it.
Today’s lucky shot is a Girdled Glossodoris, I had never seen it before in Perhentian, only once in Lembeh. C5050.
Different day, different angle but same crab. C5050
I need a shave! Mabul, Malaysia! by Ed Eng
by: Ed Eng
I need a shave! Mabul, Malaysia!
Point & Shoot!
A ribbon of Nudi eggs, Jorunna funebris.
The last of the lucky clown fish series!!!
Get out of my way with your camera! Don’t you see I have a role to play in a Chinese opera?

The new generation of Bullock’s Hypselodoris is on is way!!! C5050
Last picture of today’s dive and I got lucky! Olympus C5050
Devil scorpionfish sitting on the sand bottom near a wreck at Perhentian Island.
Thorny Sea Horse eye close-up.
Another common Perhentian sighting is the Clarks anemone fish.
This Blue Ringed angel fish was ready to feed on the sponge; so it was not troubled by my presence.
traveling shells
just used a flash light during a night dive in cathedral-anilao, batangas
I like the way these crabs camouflage themselves on the sea urchin and under a bunch of shells and other stuff. You really have to peal off all the stuff on the urchin to find these little crabs.
Ever tried to take a picture through curtains; I faced the same kind of problem with this shot, the camera didn’t know where to focus.
Seahorses are hard to find here, there's only one site and it's 24m deep, flat sandy bottom with bits of seagrass in which they hide themselves very well.
If you are a food source camouflage is a must under water; this Cardinal shrimp understands it very well.
some anemone shrimp, with the camera in super macro mode and lighting provided by a handheld eLED mini-Q40; makes for a pretty nice effect, considering this was taken on a day dive
This cleaner shrimp wanted to give my camera lens a cleaning; I had to back off a little in order to take the shot.
Monster from space.
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