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Bryaninops natans
Small size goby, around 2 - 2.5cm in body length. Body is nearly transparent and you can see the bones though it. It gets its common name for the pink eyes.
They are usually found around Acropora corals, just staying on top or floating around it and using the corals to hide from danger.
Spotted on Jan 11, 2016
Submitted on Jan 18, 2016
14 Comments
Thanks, @triggsturner, @Felix and @Jim for your kind words and support :)
Albert...you are one of the best PN photo contributors every year, and this again proves it! Excellent job, as usual.
Awesome shot! Congrats.
Congratulations Albert. This is actually one of my favourite images for the whole of last year. Simply brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
Thanks, @Polilla, @armadeus.4 and @Jordi :)
Congrats Albert! Amazing finding
Congratulations again Albert! Cool looking little fish :)
Congratulations Albert! This great shot earned you the 2016 Best Photo contest's 2nd place in the Fish category!
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Thanks, @JimNelson.
Macro shots underwater is more challenging though, as we don't use tri-pods.
Well Done Albert! Macros do bring out the detail, especially under water.
Yes, they are, @Reza.
Like many small/tiny animals, their unique features are more appreciated through photography. Most time, you can hardly see the details of their wonderful features with naked eyes.
Jewel !
Thanks, @triggsturner :)
Love this image Albert! Thanks for sharing it.