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Michael L.
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 Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)17:43 Post subject: Maui and Maui Aquarium (Pic Heavy) |
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Michael L.
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| Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)17:43 Post subject: |
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A crappy day in paradise...
And Finally, Sebastian, the Zebra Dove that lived outside the condo we rented in Hawaii.
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Bolivian Ramage
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| Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)19:15 Post subject: |
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Wow excellent! Some crazy looking reefies, I definitly would of freaked seeing all that! Great pics, THAT TRIGGER FISH LOOKS HUGE! Must be close to 4 feet. (The fish in the 5th picture down.)
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Danikins
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Location: Edmonton, AB, Canda
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| Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)19:58 Post subject: |
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what on earth is the fish in the second pic?!
And WOW, awesome pics. I wish I could go to hawaii..
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Michael L.
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| Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)20:10 Post subject: |
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Yeah, that trigger was pretty big. I think it was between 3.5 and 4.5 feet long.
Danikins, which particular fish are you asking about? I might be able to I.D. it if I know which one you mean.
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Danikins
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| Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)22:57 Post subject: |
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The second one... this one:
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Jun
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| Posted: 2007.01.07(Sun)23:29 Post subject: |
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That's some sort of flounder, yes? It's the underside, though.
Awesome pictures, Michael. I love the pictures of the eel and the lionfish. Excellent. =3 Makes me need a vacation. Like right now. |
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Michael L.
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| Posted: 2007.01.08(Mon)8:57 Post subject: |
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Yes, it is definitely a flounder of some sort, but I cannot tell you the specific species that is pictured.
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Danikins
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One more species question...
what the heck is this?!
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Michael L.
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Whitemargin Unicornfish Naso annulatus or Naso herrei (synonyms). Grows to 3 ft.
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