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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. |
