Photos of Thailand Reefs (2/3)
2008/03/21 23:31
Continued Picture of Thailand Reefs
Enjoy them~!!
Regal and Emporer
Blonde Naso
Powder Blue
Some kind of butterfly
That dark mass enveloping the coral below Sarah is actually thousands of fish
Collare butterflies
Thousands of chromis
Big trigger of some sort
These little yellow damsels or chromis (not sure which) were very common
Puffer
Long-nosed butterfly
Anthias
Christmas tree worms macro shot
Garden eels - these guys were really cool. They behave a bit like prarie dogs, all looking the same direction and then all ducking back into their holes simultaneously when danger approaches.
Some kind of hawk? Incidentally, all the shots from Randy's post down to this shot were from the same 50 minute dive at one site (Anita's Reef in the Similan Islands), and they don't even begin to capture the amazing diversity.
Not sure - pipefish of some sort? This shot and the next set are all from another site in the Simlans called "East of Eden."
Anthelias (I think)
A Niger trigger I think. Also saw a huge clown tigger on this dive, but he was gone before I could get a shot of him. These large triggers really cruise.
Check out the yellow trumpetfish on the right side.
This LPS was pretty big - nearly 1m across as I remember. Not sure what it is
Think maybe this is another type of trumpetfish (not sure) near the top of the image
Enjoy them~!!
Regal and Emporer
Blonde Naso
Powder Blue
Some kind of butterfly
That dark mass enveloping the coral below Sarah is actually thousands of fish
Collare butterflies
Thousands of chromis
Big trigger of some sort
These little yellow damsels or chromis (not sure which) were very common
Puffer
Long-nosed butterfly
Anthias
Christmas tree worms macro shot
Garden eels - these guys were really cool. They behave a bit like prarie dogs, all looking the same direction and then all ducking back into their holes simultaneously when danger approaches.
Some kind of hawk? Incidentally, all the shots from Randy's post down to this shot were from the same 50 minute dive at one site (Anita's Reef in the Similan Islands), and they don't even begin to capture the amazing diversity.
Not sure - pipefish of some sort? This shot and the next set are all from another site in the Simlans called "East of Eden."
Anthelias (I think)
A Niger trigger I think. Also saw a huge clown tigger on this dive, but he was gone before I could get a shot of him. These large triggers really cruise.
Check out the yellow trumpetfish on the right side.
This LPS was pretty big - nearly 1m across as I remember. Not sure what it is
Think maybe this is another type of trumpetfish (not sure) near the top of the image
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