![]() Colony of magnificent sea anemone with ocellaris clownfish “Amphiprion ocellaris”. |
![]() Ritteri anemone “Heteractis magnifica” and ocellaris clownfish “Amphiprion ocellaris”. |
![]() Ritteri anemone, ocellaris clownfish and eightband butterflyfish. |
![]() Colonies of ritteri anemones are very close (less than 1 m) to the surface of water on this beach. |
![]() Ritteri anemone with ocellaris clownfish. |
![]() Water is a bit murky, because these anemones are located in a shallow place. |
![]() Finger coral “Porites porites”. |
![]() Sea coral of the genus Favia. |
![]() Round coral of the genus Favia. |
![]() Teira batfish “Platax teira”. |
![]() My wife points on the longfin batfish “Platax teira”. |
![]() Small lobed pore coral “Porites lobata” has lilac color. |
![]() Small colony of the lobed pore corals “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Huge quantity of juvenile fish around me. |
![]() Hard coral “Porites attenuata” is found in the right bottom corner. |
![]() Even in the shallow place one can find a great diversity of corals. |
![]() Juvenile fish is swimming among the corals. |
![]() Slipper coral “Herpolitha limax”. |
![]() Colony of lobed pore corals “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Fine table coral “Acropora latistella”. |
![]() Lobe corals “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Cephalopholis boenak is known under “Brown-banded grouper” and “Brown-banded seabass”. |
![]() Trochus seashell is living on the top of sea coral. |
![]() Staghorn coral. |
![]() Sea urchins hiding among the corals. |
![]() Huge colonies of the lobed pore corals “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Pores of the lobed coral “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Sea urchins under the brown brain coral. |
![]() Lobed pore coral “Porites lobata” grows up to 8 meters. |
![]() Black parrotfish. |
![]() Filament-finned parrotfish “Scarus altipinnis”. |
![]() Parrotfish are swimming among the corals. |
![]() Maze corals. |
![]() Cushion star “Culcita novaeguineae”. |
![]() Sea corals look like the dry leaves. |
![]() Fine table corals. |
![]() Solid table coral “Acropora hyacinthus”. |
![]() Slipper coral “Herpolitha limax” and boulder coral. |
![]() Kingdom of gigantic lobed corals. |
![]() Boring clam “Tridacna crocea”. |
![]() Lobed pore coral and sea urchins. |
![]() Gigantic lobed pore coral with lilac color. |
![]() Boring clam and parrotfish. |
![]() Parrotfish. |
![]() Lobed pore corals look like the mushrooms. |
![]() Huge round colonies of the lobed pore corals “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Small seashell. |
![]() The biggest lobed corals are found on this beach. |
![]() Polypes of sea coral. |
![]() Surface of the lobed pore coral “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Huge size of the lobed pore coral “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Greencheek parrotfish “Scarus prasiognathos”. |
![]() Greencheek parrotfish lives among the corals. |
![]() Greencheek parrotfish. |
![]() Huge coral with a column-shaped body. |
![]() Peacock grouper “Cephalopholis argus”. |
![]() Coral has the plates (thin flat layers) which mounted vertically. |
![]() Sea coral has the strange shape of body. |
![]() Tremendous size of the lobed pore coral “Porites lobata”. |
![]() Streaked spinefoot “Siganus javus”. |
![]() Streaked spinefoot “Siganus javus” is a species of rabbitfish. |
![]() Red-breasted wrasse “Cheilinus fasciatus” and bluestreak cleaner wrasse “Labroides dimidiatus”. |
![]() Closed brain coral. |
![]() Broken jug on the sea bottom. |
![]() Different species of the sea corals. |
![]() Funnel coral “Montipora capricornis”. |
![]() Funnel coral and lobed pore coral. |
![]() Funnel coral. |
![]() Lobed pore coral has many pores. |
![]() Sea coral with polyps. |
![]() Eightband butterflyfish swims near the sea coral with polyps. |
![]() Kingdom of corals is awesome. |
![]() Magnificent sea anemones with clownfish. |
![]() Top part of the cushion star “Culcita novaeguineae”. |
![]() Bottom part of the cushion star “Culcita novaeguineae”. |
![]() Sea urchins hide under the corals in the shallow places. |
![]() Kingdom of fish. |
![]() Opened pores of the lobed pore coral. |
![]() School of soldierfish. |
![]() Finger coral. |
![]() Map pufferfish “Arothron mappa”. |
![]() Map pufferfish. |
![]() Map pufferfish feels safe between the huge corals. |
![]() Map pufferfish had seen me and tried to swim away. |
![]() My wife swims over the lobed pore coral. |
![]() Christmas tree worm “Spirobranchus giganteus”. |
![]() Sea corals create fabulous landscapes. |
![]() Finger corals and lettuce coral. |
![]() Colony of magnificent sea anemone is found near the table coral. |
![]() Magnificent sea anemones and lobed pore coral. |
![]() Titan triggerfish “Balistoides viridescens”. |
![]() The biggest titan triggerfish i've ever seen. |
![]() Titan triggerfish “Balistoides viridescens” is trying to snatch the prey. |
![]() Titan triggerfish has a tremendous size of the body. |
![]() Titan triggerfish goes to the next approach to get the prey. |
![]() Titan triggerfish has torn off a piece of coral, look at its mouth. |
![]() Titan triggerfish has spat out a piece of coral. |
![]() Titan triggerfish. |
![]() Titan triggerfish “Balistoides viridescens” is surrounded by a huge variety of fish species. |
![]() Fish species of wrasse, parrotfish and rabbitfish swim around the titan triggerfish. |
![]() This titan triggerfish “Balistoides viridescens” has a maximum length of 75 centimetres (30 in). |
![]() What luck! Titan triggerfish “Balistoides viridescens” caught the sea urchin. |
![]() Titan triggerfish “Balistoides viridescens” with a sea urchin in its mouth. |
![]() Lobed pore corals have two colors, they could be yellow or lilac. |
![]() Tiny fish swim around the magnificent sea anemones. |
![]() Finger corals and fine table corals. |
![]() Every time i see the magnificent sea anemone i see clownfish swirling inside and around it. |
![]() Magnificent sea anemone is a fabulous creature. |
![]() Lobed corals look like the huge mushrooms sometimes. |
![]() Landscapes could be breathtaking. |
![]() Christmas tree worm “Spirobranchus giganteus” with a blue color. |
![]() Christmas tree worm “Spirobranchus giganteus” lives on the lobed pore coral. |
![]() Lettuce coral could be a funnel coral. |
![]() Black parrotfish swims near brain coral. |
![]() Coral organisms. |
![]() Coral polyps are tiny, soft-bodied organisms related to sea anemones and jellyfish. |
![]() The polyp calicles connect to one another, creating a colony that acts as a single organism. |
![]() Magnificent lilac lobed pore coral. |
![]() Sea urchin hid deep in the hole. |
![]() Different creatures like to hide between the corals. |
![]() Corals in the shallow place. |
![]() Marine debris. |
![]() Boulder coral “Oulophyllia bennettae”. |
![]() Sand lizardfish “Synodus dermatogenys”. |
![]() Goby. |
![]() Giant clams dwell on the boulder corals. |
![]() Moon wrasse “Thalassoma lunare”. |
![]() Soldierfish “Myripristinae”. |
![]() Diadema setosum is a species of long-spined sea urchin. |
![]() Sea urchins “Diadema setosum”. |
![]() Corals are animals that have the structure of a polyp. |
![]() Brain coral. |
![]() Longfin spadefish “Platax teira”. |
![]() Round faced batfish “Platax teira”. |
![]() Sea bottom is a carpet of corals here. |
![]() Colony of fine table corals. |
![]() Black parrotfish swim near the fine table corals. |
![]() Huge quantity of fish. |
![]() Hard coral “Porites attenuata”. |
![]() Leaf plate montipora “Montipora capricornis”. |
![]() Greencheek parrotfish “Scarus prasiognathos” and boring clam “Tridacna crocea”. |
![]() Singapore parrotfish “Scarus prasiognathos”. |
![]() Cinnamon clownfish. |
![]() Cinnamon clownfish “Amphiprion melanopus”. |
![]() Fire clownfish “Amphiprion melanopus”. |
![]() Although they are considered to be herbivores, parrotfish eat a wide variety of reef organisms. |
![]() Despite their striking colors, the feeding behavior renders parrotfish highly unsuitable for most marine aquaria. |
![]() Honeycomb grouper “Epinephelus merra”. |