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Painted Crayfish

One of the largest and most colourful crayfish I've ever seen. Located under the naval pier in Exmouth on a day dive. Sea&Sea MX-5II with YS-20A strobe.

King Wrasse and Craypot

by Trurina Cook

Ever the opportunist - King Wrasse locating scraps in an empty craypot in the waters of the Marmion Marine Reserve, Western Australia - Sea&Sea MX-5II with YS-20A Strobe.

The photo was taken off Hastie St. beach in Bunbury W.A. The Perch was hiding in loose weeds rolling back and forth in the surge at the edge of the reef and I disturbed it when I grabbed a hand full of the weed. It sat still and posed for me whilst I took this photo with the macro lens.

Pineapple Fish

by Peter Zagol

Pineapple fish photographed at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay -What is the function of the luminescent organ on the pineapple fish ? - please comment using the discussion forum.

Bisquit Starfish

by Peter Zagol

Bisquit Starfish photographed in Byron Bay - what is the ring of dead coral around the star fish? Is it eating? Funny how its so symmetrical. Please comment using the discussion board

Sea Spider

by Rhonda Kay

Sea spider.....any hints on finding one. Please use the discussion board section to help. This one was a lucky find in Byron Bay.

Ghost Pipefish

by Peter Zagol

Ghost Pipefish at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay.

Crown of Thorns macro

by Tone

Crown of Thorns photographed on the Ningaloo Reef from Exmouth - Sony Cybershot P7 in MPK housing - torch light support.

Lionfish macro

by Tone

Lionfish photographed on the Ningaloo Reef from Exmouth - Sony Cybershot P7 in MPK housing - no flash. WINNER best photo September 2003

Doin the turtle stroke

by Tone

Hawksbill turtle photographed on the Ningaloo Reef from Exmouth - Sony Cybershot P7 in MPK housing - no flash.

Egg case of some sort ?

by Wandy Hochgrebe

This pile of rubbery material found in reasonable shallow waters of Byron Bay looked like an egg band of some sort of mollusc. Any ideas ? - Please reply to my entry in the critters forum on the discussion board to comment.