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Queen Angelfish. They always make a good picture if you can get in front of them. Queen angelfish tail are much easy to shoot

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This is a either a Red or Rock Hind in a vase sponge. It's a member of the Grouper family.

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Spotted moray sticking his head out from under a sea fan

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A Grey Angelfish. They are usually cooperative and pose for pictures.

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A detiorating vase sponge being taken over by ribbon coral. The fish are brown chromis

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A Green Moray resting beneath a sponge.

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This is a small vase sponge inside a large one, with other corals growing into it. The fish are blue chromis.

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