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Testudo
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Seems like it not just me noticing then. Queen Triggers and Hogfish (not Spanish Hogfish) were regularly observed species that have really dropped in sightings for me over the last couple years.
EastEndDiver
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Testudo if you are talking about these Hogfish (pic below) I have seen more on my last trip than ever before mostly at Eden rock and Sundivers out on the sand away from the reef.
Testudo
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Yes, those are the guys that I am also seeing fewer and fewer of inside the north shore reef. I guess they are more of a migratory/locational issue than a general "disappearance".
EastEndDiver
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Can anyone ID this ....the black spot on the shoulder is throwing me....I am pretty sure it is some type of porgy but...????
ConchyJoe
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Testudo
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ConchyJoe
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Come Back!!!!!
Testudo
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He never does. that's why he got so big!
EastEndDiver
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Tiger Grouper waiting to ambush.
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