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Hemilepidotus hemilepidotus
This brightly coloured sculpin will sit motionless while being photographed. Notice the Heart Crab (Phyllolithodes papillosus) in the background.
Browning Pass, BC, Canada
Spotted on Sep 13, 2012
Submitted on Mar 2, 2013
26 Comments (1–25)
Congratulations, Ron!
isn't it some kinda rock fish? irish lord rock fish or something?
nice spotting, anyway
Awesome
Thanks again for all the encouragement!
Cool fish--congrats!
Congratulations Ron!
Awesome spotting, congratulations Ron Caswell! Lovely!
Wow Ron,great capture ,congrats on the SOTD,thanks for sharing
Wow! How vibrant! Congratulations on Spotting of the Day!
Great pictures. Thank you for sharing and congrats on your SOTD
Thanks for the kudos everyone! Browning Pass is an extraordinary place to dive that is full of colourful life.
Congratulations on spot of the day for this very interesting and colorful fish.
Congratulations on your SOTD!
Looks sinister. Awesome series Ron
Congratulations extraordinary series :)
Great picture and a well deserved SOTD!
Congrats on your wonderful SOTD!
Great spotting !! Congratulations.
Congratulations Ron!
Congratulations on this wonderful SotD Ron!
oh wow awesome and congrats Ron! I dont think i would have noticed that crab.
Congrats Ron! This beauty has earned you spotting of the day!
The red Irish lord usually lives close to rocky shores but can survive at depths as low as 450 meters.
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Beautiful fish! Beautiful picture!
Awesome spot Ron!
I can never meet this one (too deep for me). So, thank you very much for introducing this special fish to us.