The Rock Mover was irritating this poor octopus #1.
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And this photo is what I first saw. Deep side.
#2. Stayed in the den and didn't do much other than breathe.
#3 was a great hider. The brown part in the left of the den is the octopus.
#4 I think.
#5
#6
#7
One always wants them to sing and dance, but sometimes, they are just hanging out breathing.
The male Trunk fish was touching the female, then swam away.
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Very happy to see the Big Eye Emperor! I haven't seen one this size ever.
Cornets meeting.
A Drupe shell covered in ocean goop.
Kihikihi (Moorish Idol) and a Christmas wrasse.
Needlefish
The Pinktail always runs away. And since it's the deep side, the photo is never close up. But still enjoyable.
While this photo is a bit fuzzy, I included because it appears that the Stocky Hawkfish was peeking at me.
A tiny Humu. I smile every time I see these tiny guys.
Bluefin Trevally
Yellow Tail Coris. I showed the juvenile in my previous post. So pretty.
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