Natasha
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Fantastic pictures. Thanks! I've never seen one either. Tell us more!
Scorpion Fish
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Taken in Roatan
clive francis
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i saw one change right in front of me in the Red Sea, it swam onto the coral, as we got too close (trying to take pics) and it settled on a lighter piece and we saw it change, it was amazing
I've never actually seen one change colors but I suspected they had to. There's just too many color variations of them out there. Still one of the ugliest and coolest fish on the reef!
Juv
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Here's my pink one to share 
How cute!
Rickg
Contributor
Juv,
What a picture! I have seen many different colors of scorpion fish before but never seen a pink scorpion fish.
Rickg
What a picture! I have seen many different colors of scorpion fish before but never seen a pink scorpion fish.
Rickg
Stone
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but, it's the only scorpionfish I think I have. Bad foreground washout (contributed to by 800 speed film, I believe)
Rickg
Contributor
uwdigital,
Here is a small, red "smiling" scorpin fish I found on a barrel sponge at Sangalaki Island. He (or she) was all of maybe 3-4" long.
The picture was taken with a S&S MM I with a closeup lens attachment and 2, YS-50 strobes.
Rickg
Here is a small, red "smiling" scorpin fish I found on a barrel sponge at Sangalaki Island. He (or she) was all of maybe 3-4" long.
The picture was taken with a S&S MM I with a closeup lens attachment and 2, YS-50 strobes.
Rickg
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