Images Dated 20th November 2018 (page 2)

Bubble Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Cup Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Sea Fan
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Mouth of Bluebarred Parrotfish
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Blackspotted Sweetlips
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Tail of Clown Triggerfish
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Tail of Yellowbar Angelfish
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Head of Coral Grouper
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Masked Butterflyfish
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Tail of Emperor Angelfish
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography

Lobster entering trap, Ustica Island, Mediterranean Sea
Lobsters belong to the suborder Reptantia of the order Decapoda - there are many different species. Ustica Island, Mediterranean

Moray eel (Muraena sp. ) with mouth open, Red Sea
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, 976199-001

Coral Hind (Cephalopholis miniata), close-up of mouth
Red Sea. The coral hind is a species of grouper. They are predatory, feeding on other fish and crustaceans. Native to Japan and from the Red Sea to the Line Islands in the Pacific Ocean

Eye and markings of wrasse (Labridae), close-up
Exact species unknown. Wrasse are a large family of fish, diverse in size and shape. They are only active during the day. Most species change colour as they mature

Grouper (Serranidae), head-shot
Exact species is unknown. Groupers are considered to be important food fishes. Most species can change their colouration, for example, when feeding or frightened; and may can change sex

Spanish hogfish (Bodianus rufus), close-up
Bahamas, Caribbean

Steephead parrotfish (Chlorurus microrhinos), detail of pectoral fin
Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Gorgonia coral
Red Sea

Alcyonarian soft coral (Alcyonaria sp. )
Papua, New Guinea

Yellow goatfish (Parupeneus cyclostomus), close-up
Also called Goldsaddle goatfish. Red Sea

Tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier) with nictating membrane half closed
Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Forsters or freckled hawkfish (Paracirrhites forsteri), close-up
Red Sea. also called Blackside hawkfish

Male Steephead parrotfish (Chlorurus microrhinos) skin, detail
Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Yellow jackfish (Caranx bartholomaei), close-up of eye
Red Sea

Sheephead parrotfish (Scarus gibbus) dorsal fin, detail
Red Sea

Bluefin trevally (Caranx melampygus), close-up of eye
Red Sea. also called Jackfish

White-spotted pufferfish (Arothron hispidus), close-up of eye
Red Sea

Stoplight parrotfish (Sparisoma viride) tail, detail
Bahamas, Caribbean

Longnose parrotfish (Hipposcarus longiceps) tail, detail
Red Sea

Needlefish (Belonidae), close-up of eye
Red Sea

Palenose parrotfish (Scarus psittacus) dorsal fin, detail
Red Sea

Gorgonian coral (Gorgonacea) polyps extended for feeding
Red Sea

Prickly alcyonarian coral (Dendronephthya sp. ), close-up
Red Sea

Red Sea houndfish (Tylosurus choram), detail of mouth
Red Sea

Crater cup coral (Tubastrea sp. ) eating silverside fish
Red Sea

Porites coral (Porites sp. ), full frame
Red Sea

Smooth alcyonarian coral (Scleronephthya sp. ) with polyps retracted
Red Sea

Sarcophyton coral (Sarcophyton trocheliophorum), tentacles retracted
Red Sea

Cup coral (Tubastrea sp. ), polyps open and feeding
Red Sea

Pink pocillopora (Pocillopora verrucosa) or Warty coral
Red Sea

Stony finger coral (Acropora sp. )
Red Sea

Gorgonian giant sea fan (Subergorgia hicksoni) with polyps open
Red Sea

Steephead parrotfish (Scarus microhinos) pectoral fin, detail
Red Sea

Alcynarian soft coral (Alcynaria sp. ) polyps feeding on plankton
Night, Red Sea

Maze coral (Meandrina meandrites)
Red Sea

Grooved brain coral (Diploria labyrinthiformis)
South Florida, USA

Gorgonia coral (Gorgonacea)
Papua New Guinea

Mushroom coral (Fungia fungites), close-up
Borneo

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