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| Cactus Coral |
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| Vibrant reef |
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| All around us! |
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| Blue tang |
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| Smallmouth Grunt |
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| Hard to take pics of these little guys |
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| Three Spot Damselfish. These guys wanted to hide every time a |
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| Large brain coral |
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| Schoolmaster |
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| Fish fry |
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| Smooth Trunkfish |
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| Threespot Damselfish |
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| Matt was behind and I was underneath, so we got different viewpoints of the turtle. |
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| Queen Angelfish |
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| It's colors are so vibrant! |
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| Flamingo Tongue. The gorgonian coral is being eaten/destroyed by them. FT's are small. These were 2 inches at most. |
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| Split-Crown Featherdusters. They disappear at the slightest change in the water. |
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| I see you! |
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| Various coral and sponge formations |
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| Blue Azure vase sponge among coral |
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| Knobby sponge |
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| Pair of Banded Coral Shrimp |
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| Peacock Flounder playing invisible |
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| Close up |
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| A true "vase" sponge |
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| Trunkfish in the sands |
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| Melon and prosciutto appetizer from Patagonia. NOT the restaurant where Matt got food poisoning! |
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| Garden Eels on a dive called "The Invisibles" |
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| Peekaboo! The garden eels would disappear if we came close. |
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| They are about 3 ft in length, but they didn't peek out that much for us. There were hundreds of them in this sandy "garden" at around 90 ft depth. |
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| Itsy bitsy shrimp |
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| Longsnout Seahorse |
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