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Creole Fish at Mystery Reef, St Vincent by Jason Buchheim

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Jason Buchheim Jason Buchheim
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0.05 Gigapixels
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Date added
August 25, 2008
Date taken
August 24, 2008
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On the rarely visited Northwest side of St Vincent is the most beautiful reef teaming with fishes and marine life. The Creole Wrasse are plaktivores, they eat plankton out of the water column above the reef. Strong currents bring in lots of plankton sweeping over the reef. The reef affords protection for the wrasses when the bar jacks and other piscivorous predators come for their turn at the dinner table.

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  1. Payam Rahmani

    Payam Rahmani (August 26, 2008, 07:53AM )

    Great job, I believe this is the first gigapan took underwater, isn't it?

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