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I've got a bunch more underwater pictures taken off Kona. There's so much to see in Hawaii that the photos can't do it justice. |
A Triton Trumpet snail eats a Crown of Thorns starfish |
A turtle settles down at a cleaning station |
This looks like a Strawberry nudi, but it may be something else. |
Leaf Scorpion fish can come in many colors. |
A couple of white margin nudibranchs under a cave |
Bandit Angels can only be found in Hawaii. |
Here's another cooperative White Mouth Moray. |
A Guard Crab defends his coral home from intruders. |
The Hawaiian Lionfish has poison spines |
A couple more mantas from the night dive. |
Another fried egg nudibranch. Common on walls & overhangs |
Tobies are fairly common. They're a type of small puffer. |
This little guy is a Trembling Nudibranch. |
Yet another White Mouth Moray, probably the most common eel. |
Here's a nice sized Yellow Margin Moray. |
This is a Zebra Moray, I get excited when I see these guys. |
