Scuba Jim
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little fish you ever did see?!
A baby file fish in a feather star.
A baby file fish in a feather star.
Ain't this the cutest
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Wreck Ranger
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Very cool and little
I bet that was hard to find.
I bet that was hard to find.
And just plain cute! His eye is the biggest part of him!
clive francis
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thats pretty cool, i got some miniature Sergeant major's about 1cm long, but i was drifting in a current towards their rope knot cover and couldn't get a decent in focus shot (wasn't wearing my fins, just floating around)
he's tiny isn't he! (Or she!)
I was looking for little porcelain crabs and shrimpy things that live in feather stars, as the area I was in was renowned for that sort of thing. As I was peering in one side of the feather star I saw this little black thing bobbing up & down on the other side and looking closely saw it was a little filefish. Now, he's actually smaller than he looks even in that picture, as I have cropped in on him for the scan. I would say he was then size of my little finger nail at most. The joys of a 105mm macro lens!
I was looking for little porcelain crabs and shrimpy things that live in feather stars, as the area I was in was renowned for that sort of thing. As I was peering in one side of the feather star I saw this little black thing bobbing up & down on the other side and looking closely saw it was a little filefish. Now, he's actually smaller than he looks even in that picture, as I have cropped in on him for the scan. I would say he was then size of my little finger nail at most. The joys of a 105mm macro lens!
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