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Liopropoma carmabi, Candy Bass

Liopropoma carmabi, Candy Bass

candy bassGood morning all, remember me?? My life has been crazy these past few months with traveling around the world and trying to get settled into new places, I have had very little time to post blogs… I just got back from a tiny island in the Caribbean called St.…

Cute Clingfish, Smithsonian Finds

Cute Clingfish, Smithsonian Finds

clingfishGood morning from St. Eustatia, here is by far the cutest fish I have ever seen photographed!!! This is a tiny quarter inch clingfish found by the scientists from Smithsonian and the Burke Museum using the deep-sea submersible manned and owned by Substation Curacao, talk about your cool finds!…

The Last Bonaire Brain Coral

The Last Bonaire Brain Coral

brain coral bonaireHello all, you can ask any seasoned diver who has been to Bonaire or the Caribbean in the past 10 years “what did you think about the reef on your last dive” and they will all say, “it’s not the same reef as we remember”.…

Sting Ray Fossil, Heliobatis Radians

Sting Ray Fossil, Heliobatis Radians

sting ray fossilGood morning friends, Heliobatis is an extinct genus of ray in the Myliobatiformes family Dasyatidae. At present the genus contains the single species Heliobatis radians.

The genus is known primarily from the Early Eocene, Wasatchian stage, Fossil Lake deposits.…

Ogcocephalidae, the Batfish

Ogcocephalidae, the Batfish

batfishGood morning friends, I have a wild looking deep-sea creature for you al today called a Batfish, for sure one of the oddest animals on the planet! This was again found deep off the coast of Bonaire by the scientists from the Smithsonian Institution in collaboration with Substation Curacao who have the mini-submersible that dives to 1000 feet.…

Godzilla Goby, Science in the News

Godzilla Goby, Science in the News

Hello all, my photo of the now famous Godzilla Goby is in the 2017 issue of Science in the News. This was one of the many new finds by the Smithsonian Institution in collaboration with Substation Curacao using a mini-submersible that can go to depths of a 1000 feet.…

Christmas Tree Worm

Christmas Tree Worm

I have a super beautiful Christmas tree worm for your viewing pleasure today that I shot on last nights super fun night dive.

Spirobranchus giganteus, commonly known as Christmas tree worms, are tube-building polychaete worms belonging to the family Serpulidae.worm…

Damselfish Garden, Endangered Staghorn Corals

Damselfish Garden, Endangered Staghorn Corals

Good morning all, I have a new “coral problem” for you all today that I found last Thursday out on our house reef.

See the little damselfish in the middle of the coral head? He did this damage on purpose to this beautiful endangered Staghorn coral, it’s called a Damselfish Garden.…

Coral Reef Scene, Sea Fan

Coral Reef Scene, Sea Fan

Good morning all, yes I know, long time!! Well, we have lots going on these days, we had the Smithsonian here for two solid weeks and that kept me busy around the clock plus we are crazy busy getting our house packed and ready to leave Curacao.…