In this issue:
- Right in the Kisser: SmoothTrunkfish
- Spots Before Your Eyes: The Whitespotted Filefish
- Dead Man's Fingers are Really a Healthy Coral
- Strange Mask for Halloween: Rock Beauty with Red Markings

  Right in the Kisser: SmoothTrunkfish        Back to Top

Click here to this Smooth Trunkfish face to face at Calabas Reef near the island of Bonaire.

  Spots Before Your Eyes: The Whitespotted Filefish        Back to Top

The Whitespotted Filefish sometimes doesn't show its spots, but this picture shows them clearly. Click here to see this fish in all its glory.

  Dead Man's Fingers are Really a Healthy Coral        Back to Top

These Dead Man's Fingers tell a tale of a healthy coral reef. Click here to see this coral and the beautiful Blue Chromises swimming nearby.

  Strange Mask for Halloween: Rock Beauty with Red Markings        Back to Top

The Rock Beauty Angelfish is really shy, but this pictures was close enough to show some unusual red markings. Click here to see this fish up close.

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