Juvenile Moray

Doing what he is meant to do this little chap is gettinig used to life as a moray, pokeing out from a coral hole and being claend by a passing wrasse.

Tigertailed Seahorses

Another first for FOTW, this time two tigertailed seahorses seen here clinging to Richlieu Rock.

Bluefin Tuna Reprieve

FOTW are happy to hear that Gordon Ramsay is to take Bluefin Tuna, an endangered fish, off the menu in his restaurants after criticism from conservationists and the Government. Bluefin tuna is being fished out of the Atlantic and Mediterranean with a rapidity that has left it on the verge of commercial extinction.

So Gordon is not a such a f*****g K**b h**d as he makes out he is on TV. Well maybe his is? Post your comments on Gordon Ramsay to FOTW.

Frog Fish

I know, its a bit out of focus but I was shaking with excitement when I spotted this chap. Little did I know he had been sitting on the same piece of rock for over three weeks.

Lion fish

Once again we feature a Lion fish as our fish of the week. Unlike those floating around the Red Sea, who seem to be either mostly noctural or at least very shy during the day, their Thai cousins seem more comfortable with spreading their fins, spikes etc during daylight hours.

Varicose Wart Slug

The Varicose Wart Slug is an expert in chemical defence. When these chaps get stressed they produce pungent toxins. A sort of BO really. Probably explains the fact that they are not predated. Just as well me thinks.

Cleaner Shrimps

Presumably Mike (our dive leader pictured here) had made arrangements beforehand with the Giant Moray (off shot to the right of this picture) about borrowing his cleaner shrimp for some gentle dental flossing.

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