GRAND CAYMAN

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This graysby is trying to hide behind the star coral. This fish is never the same color or pattern! It always has three or four spots (black or white) on it's back. It will be anywhere from white to dark brown.

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A Tiger Grouper trying to hunt. This grouper is named for it's marking and can reach up to three feet. Groupers start life as females and produce eggs. Later, they change sex and function as males.

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This is a famous Barracuda that has been on the cover of Skin Diver Magazine, I call him George. Don't know if he's still around.

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Honeycomb Cowfish in the British Virgin Island. Cowfish have hornlike spines projecting from the eyes This is one of my favorite pictures.

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Feather duster British Virgin Islands. These are common everywhere, but it's a challange to sneak up on the right side of them. Otherwise they sense your presence and retract.

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Florada Keys

Green moray at Davis Ledge. It's always fun to see a moray out in the open. It doesn't happen too often and you have to be ready to snap a picture fast.

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