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Hilo Divers Dive Group - pslamont - 09-13-2006
I placed a photo on the front page of the Hilo Divers Dive Group Yahoo group page.... wow that is wordy... anyway it is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hilodivers/
Time for our first contest. Can you name that fish? I took the photo on the Kona side of the island, it is not doctored in any way. I am still working on the Prize for whomever figures it out. I think we will do a fish bowl drawing at the next event.... first person with the right answer wins. So, if you have questions or comments, put them here... maybe I will answer and maybe I won't.
Bottom line: Name That Fish!!
Just another day in P A R A D I S E !!
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Andrew - 09-13-2006
Frog Fish
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Carey - 09-13-2006
a Lemon yellow Commerson's Frogfish, Actennariidae commersonii
Aloha, Carey
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Andrew - 09-13-2006
I beat you to it Carey you show off you!!
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Carey - 09-13-2006
You only beat me cause you typed fewer words, & I am from the manual type time.(i.e. SLOW). Still didn't remember how to spell the yellow thing, Antennarius commerson is the correct spelling....had to memorize this fishy last spring.....they say memory is the first thing....
Aloha, Carey
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - punafish - 09-13-2006
Memory is the second thing to go. But I can't remember the first...
Tim
"My baby, she run away with the garbage man...please come home to me darlin', my garbage can is overflowing." Muddy Waters
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Andrew - 09-13-2006
OK Here is another photo I posted on the Hilo Divers message board. See photo here and name it.
http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/hilodivers/photos/view/ac1a?b=1
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Carey - 09-13-2006
wrasse, common names include rockmover & the juveniles are dragon wrasse. The adults often move piles of rocks. Novaculichthys taeniours is the species, does anyone know the Hawaiian for these?
Aloha, Carey
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - pslamont - 09-13-2006
Okay, you two smartie pants divers... you answered here, so no need for a drawing and a prize. Sheesh......
Just another day in P A R A D I S E !!
RE: Hilo Divers Dive Group - Andrew - 09-13-2006
You can still give us prizes Pam.
Andrew
Edited by - Andrew on 09/13/2006 20:51:36