He'e #1 peeking out of its den. On the right...look in front of the gray sand...
#2
#3 below the coral, in a "c" in the rock
And turning dark.
and then light. so clever to turn colors and different skin, some with bumps
The day was cloudy...well, I should say, the clouds were offshore and very pretty.
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Lots of choices of clouds. Cirrus, cumulus and just really pretty.
And palm trees with clouds for my sweetheart.
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I saw 3 different juvenile Rock Mover wrasses. These require nimble fingers to catch with my camera.
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A Cornet fish
Female Christmas wrasse.
Hebrew Cone shell
More juvenile Rock Mover photos![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiSzb-RGl7lSEN-SNY-4LZyz7TT6IJOcGUbZuYLOGERuMyBf37pTl13VSpMN8AjMX2C9zwhS8pHZ8uYWSi5Nu5GIOIKZD2khowOlkJ4KB5HqvZ-dSZ-qUe5XDokh0O6eXQF8NMkX8Z71dk/s320/juv+rock+3.jpg)
I love the color and their little "antlers" on the head. Which disappear when adult.
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Very bendy. Just like seaweed.
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Adult male trunk or box fish
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Two sets of pencil urchins amongst the coral
This could be another juv rock mover, but it seemed to act differently. And it didn't have the headgear.
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A white mouth moray
The adult Rock Mover
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A pair of saddleback butterfly fish
Sleeping honu
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Puhi...Snowflake type
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This is the bluefin trevally and a chub. Some have these strange white spots. No idea why.
This is another female Christmas Wrasse outside what was an octopus den. It may still be one, but I couldn't see the octopus!
Nice to be back in the water after 4 days off!
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