 The typical French angelfish hates the camera |
 Extra long green moray eel to long for full shot |
 Blue tang leads the way |
 Another nice big anemone |
 Nice lighting on the banded butterflyfish |
 More usual offering from a Sea&Sea camera |
 Channel clinging crab just below good lighting |
 Spotted moray eel wants a peanut! |
 Schools in for blue chromis on friday afternoon |
 Juvenile spotted drum are hard to capture |
 Remnants of the directors shark fence |
 Andy's eagle eyes spot something shiny on the bottom |
 Awwww, a sweet Polar beer, just what he needed |
 Camouflaged blue tang skirts the bottom |
 Bicolor damselfish hang near the protecting coral |
 Another shot of the director's shark fence |
 Longspine squirrelfish likes the shark fence |
 Plenty of large anemones in Curaçao |
 Christmas Tree worms on the coral near the fence |
 Snapper without a name in my fish ID book |
 Extralong featherduster pokes out of the coral |
 Spotlight parrotfish darts from the camera |
 Christmas tree worms grow on the shark fence |
 Alas, the sharks busted the fence down years ago |
 Yellowtail Damselfish, the adult version of the juvenile blue polka-dot fish | |