I was especially fascinated with the Jellyfish which were in beautifully lighted displays that invited endless pictures. The pictures shown here are only a very few of the many I took. Besides the Jellyfish the displays of the sea creatures from the Pacific Northwest was fascinating. Most of these are identified, but there are a few which I forgot to record.
Giant Green Anemone
Orange Sea Pen
Giant White-plumed Anemone
Vermillion Rockfish
Giant Plumose Anemone
Fish-eating Anemone
Beluga Whale
Clown Anemonefish (Nemo)
Lined Seahorse
Red Lionfish
Threadfin Butterflyfish
Banggai Cardinalfish
Copperband Butterflyfish
Spotted Garden Eel
Emerald Tree Boa
Dyeing Poison Frog
Pacific White-sided Dolphins
Fried Egg Jelly
Blue Jelly and Immature Moon Jellies
Spotted Jellies
Sea Nettles
Moon Jellies
10 comments:
the Beluga shot is a wonder. the color, ripples and reflection
Thanks, Marti. Wasn't much opportunity to photograph them as they seemed to stay on the other end of their tank.
Great post! You really enjoy photograph these creatures. There are so unique and fantastic. Happy New Year!
I had never been to a place like this before and went a bit mad taking pictures. Wonderful place and a very enjoyable day.
Wow! Beautiful series. Wonderful color and sharpness considering the lighting, medium your shooting through and the constant movement in the aquarium. Bunka1
Thanks, friend. Thanks for looking and for the compliments. It was a wonderful place.
beauty image...felicitaciones!!!
Thanks for the compliment - it's a wonderful place.
The yellow, white and black fish before the Banggai Cardinalfish is a Threadfin Butterflyfish, Chaetodon auriga. I recognize that from snorkeling on Kauai (but I had to look it up in a Fishes of Hawaii book to get the name).
Thanks for the ID! Much appreciated.
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