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Taking Fish Photos - Expanding the Hobby VIII

An article by George J. Reclos

The Thalassoma pavo (turkish wrasse) is - perhaps - the most colorful fish of the Mediterranean sea. This photo shows a young specimen found in shallow waters (depth = 50 cm).

This sponge is the same species as the one I have in my tanks. Very common near the coast. Depth = 4 meters.

This male Tripterygion tripteronotus is lurking on the rock for any female that comes close. Its bright red coloration makes it easily visible. When they meet courting will start immediately.  Depth = 50 cm. Of course, some times things don't work out the expected  way. See more photos in next page.

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