Kona Hawaii is loaded with all sorts of tropical fish and other critters

Kona Hawaii is loaded with all sorts of tropical fish and other critters. Here are some more photos.

A manta is attracted to diver's lights	A gold lace nudibranch crawls across the sand	Surgeon fish clean the algae off the shell of a sea turtle	Whale sharks are an occasional treat
Tom Smith's Nudibranch	Banded coral shrimps square off	This little guy is called a Blood Star	An undulate moray sports a toothy grin
A helmet snail "pounces" on a collector urchin	The same helmet snail beginning his dinner	A fuchsia flatworm glides along the reef	Fried Egg Nudibranchs are fairly common
A juvenile Chevron Tang sports bright colors	Pipefish can be found in pukas (holes)	This school of Raccoon Butterflies isn't shy	Here's a colorful red Leaf Scorpion fish.

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