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Live-Aboard Dive Boat
This boat serves as a home away from home and allows access to remote dive sites.
Cayman Islands
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Golden Coney
The Coney Epinephelus fulvus is a member of the Seabass family. This one is in the Golden Phase; they can also be Red, Brown or multi-colored.
Cayman Islands
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Diamond Blenny
This Blenny Malacoctenus boehlkei can often found in or around Anemones.
Cayman Islands
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Garden Eel
Garden Eels Heteroconger halis are extremely shy and will burrow down into the sand when approached.
Cayman Islands
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Diamond Blenny
A Diamond Blenny Malacoctenus boehlkei peeking out from inside an Anemone.
Cayman Islands
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Sailfin Blenny
Sail fin Blennies Emblemaria pandionis normally hide in holes but occasionally come out showing their large sail-shaped fin.
Cayman Islands
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Red Sponge
Underwater, these sponges look almost black. When you shine a light on them the bright red color appears.
Cayman Islands
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Orangesided Goby
This tiny goby Gobiosoma dilepsis is about 3/4 inch long.
Cayman Islands
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Shark!
A reef shark cruises by.
Cayman Islands
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Shark
A Reef Shark Carcharhinus perezi.
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Two Sharks
Two sharks swim over a sand flat.
Cayman Islands
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Shark
A reef shark makes a close pass.
Cayman Islands
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Two Jawfish
A pair of Yellowhead Jawfish, Opistognathus aurifrons, the male on the left has eggs in his mouth.
Cayman Islands
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Jawfish
A male Yellowhead Jawfish, Opistognathus aurifrons, where you can see the eggs in his mouth.
Cayman Islands
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Jawfish
Yellowhead Jawfish, Opistognathus aurifrons, are often seen hovering over their holes.
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Jawfish
A Jawfish, Opistognathus aurifrons, with a mouth full of eggs.
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