Enjoyed your enthusiam and photography! Thanks. The first fish were Sergeant Majors, not Convictfish. Second fish impressive, but not a Guineafowl Puffer. I believe the last one was a balloon puffer. Thanks for sharing your snorkel! Really clear water!
@@JfCLA That's a guess, We'd have to study other differences to be more sure. That Bulleye Puffer was approached by a Juvenile Rainbow Wrasse. They pick parasites, never seen one come out of nowhere to pick one from a passing fish. Fish will usually float in a position, often head down, acknowledging they are ready to get picked. Amazing fish cooperation.
Enjoyed your enthusiam and photography! Thanks.
The first fish were Sergeant Majors, not Convictfish. Second fish impressive, but not a Guineafowl Puffer. I believe the last one
was a balloon puffer. Thanks for sharing your snorkel! Really clear water!
Thanks for the view - if not a Guineafowl Puffer, what was it? I've seen many, and it looks just like a larger version....Thanks again!
I watched your video and it looks like it may have been a Spotfin Burrfish - yes?
@@JfCLA I think it's a spotfin porcupinefish. If you look at the Spotfin Burrfish there are distinct barbs on top. That's my guess.
@@JfCLA That's a guess, We'd have to study other differences to be more sure. That Bulleye Puffer was approached by a Juvenile Rainbow Wrasse.
They pick parasites, never seen one come out of nowhere to pick one from a passing fish. Fish will usually float in a position, often head down, acknowledging they are ready to get picked. Amazing fish cooperation.
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