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This week in Lembongan... We have been spotting many leaf scorpionfish under the water on our north dive sites.

Leaf scorpionfish tend to go with the buddy system, it is unusual to find them alone.

You'll get the chance to see pipefish, razorfish, and the weirdly wonderful devil scorpionfish.

underwater macro photography of red ambon scorpionfish in padang bai deep jepun dive site bali by luke gordon

Starting at 6m, this lovely reef of beautiful soft corals and thriving hard corals gives us clouds of anthias as well as scorpionfish, moray eels, trumpetfish, puffers, and Giant trevally.

Critters were everywhere, ranging from different species of scorpionfish, flatworms, nudibranchs and crabs.

Some of the highlights seen during this dive included: Hermit and Sponge Crab, Peacock - tail Anemone Shrimp, flatworms and also a few scorpionfish.

Schultz Pipefish, Baby Octopus, Ringed Pipefish, Crinoid Squat Lobsters, a juvenile scorpionfish, in between others.

Watch out for scorpionfish, rarely seen on the other dive sites but regularly spotted here.

Home for the most rare scorpionfishes!

The venomous scorpionfish can be easily mistaken as part of the ocean floor.

The chance for us to discover new dive sites and new creatures such like a Rhinopia scorpionfish!

And the cast of critters does not end there, Lembeh also features lacy scorpionfish, flamboyant cuttlefish, harlequin shrimp, as well as some of the wildest species of nudibranchs known to man.

Try to find frogfishes, octopusses and scorpionfishes here.

Be careful not to touch the reef as the local scorpionfish are notoriously difficult to spot.

Along the outline of the wreck, big scorpionfish try to blend in and puffer fish try to hide under the hull.

A closer look whilst exploring the reefs will reveal camouflaged scorpionfish, frogfish, cuttlefish and also hiding octopuses.

Neverthelees, a few creatures spotted through the macro lenses were the soft coral crab Hoplophrys oatesii, Zanzibar Whip Coral Shrimp and a other critters, like the Orange - spotted Pipefish and a couple of different scorpionfishes.

Moray Beach, Nha Trang: Copious amounts of corals harbor scorpionfish, clownfish, pipefish and razorfish at this site.

Colourful soft corals are mixed with hard coral reefs where moray eels and scorpionfish hide.

As for the macro life, bottom - dwellers like scorpionfishes were also captured, besides shrimps, like the Popcorn Shrimp, and a few nudibranchs.

The hard coral pinnacles and heads of acropora and fire corals host scorpionfish, lionfish, morays, nudibranchs and schools of batfish.

Wonderpus octopuses have been seen here, as has the very rare weedy scorpionfish (Rhinopias).

At Padang, find scorpionfish, leaf fish and pipefish camouflaged in the reef.

Our guides spotted a few frogfish, pink leaf scorpionfish and many rare and amazing nudibranchs.

Leaf scorpionfish has showed up a fair amount of times around Gili Meno.

The animals we encounter at Koloa Landing on a regular basis are: Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles, up to seven species of moray eels (including the rare dragon eel), leaf and devil scorpionfish, octopus, hermit crabs, a variety of invertebrates (cone snails, auger snails, helmet snails, shrimp, sea stars, urchins), and hundreds of tropical fish!

On a night dive, look out for ambon scorpionfish, frogfish, bobbit worms, ghost pipefish, seahorses and colemani shrimp.

These dive sites are a must for photographers as you can expect to find a host of different nudibranch, various crustaceans including harlequin crabs, moray eels, turtles, schools of colourful antheas and damsels as well as scorpionfish and other interesting bottom dwellers.

We saw white - spotted puffers, lion fish, bearded scorpionfish, octopus, pyjama slug, mantis shrimp, moses sole, lots of pipefish and a lot more!

Guests also got to see a few scorpionfishes and different nudibranchs.

I saw commensal, squat and cleaner shrimps, beautiful nudibranchs, a juvenile scorpionfish, garden eels, and a sea snake (which I'm scared of but I love to watch them swimming away; — RRB --RRB-.

The night dive, done in Wagmab, was an opportunity to spot creatures like the Crocodile Flathead, Decorator Crab, a couple of scorpionfishes, Blue - spotted Stingray and a sleeping Hawksbill Turtle!

They're saying how the journey there will be A stroll between aquariums reviewing Divisions of moray and scorpionfish, The laughing seahorse cavalries of heaven, Jerusalem like candy on a shelf A child on a child on a child (All three on tiptoe) might just reach, and God Himself the next shelf up.

«The cryptically patterned gobies, flatfishes, eels, and scorpionfishes — these are animals that you'd never normally see during a dive,» Sparks said.

Among the Turtles we often encounter banded sea snakes, nudiebranchs, lionfish of many variations, scorpionfish, leaf scorpionfish, white reef sharks and on the lucky days we see mantas, eagle rays and yes whale sharks!!!

Glide across crystalline waters in a glass - bottom boat, spotting a breathtaking variety of marine life — from sea turtles and scorpionfish to feather stars and reef sharks.

It was a great course with sightings of big turtles, scorpionfish, lionfish, napoleon wrasse, and the pontohi seahorse.

Also the green sea turtle, a variety of moray eels, blue spotted stingray, cuttlefish, squid, octopus, lion and scorpionfish, flathead crocodile fish are part of the scenery.

Hunt out such creatures as stonefish, scorpionfish, octopus, clown anemone fish and turtles, not to mention the many schools of fish that call this place home.

Roma at Wakatobi combines fish life with enigmatic turbinaria coral formations, while the nearby House Reef is one of the best places in the world to find crocodile fish, leaf scorpionfish, ghost and Halimeda pipefish.

Stargazers, Ambon scorpionfish, seamoths, robust ghostpipefish, skeleton and mantis shrimps...

Gili Air Wall (as the name suggests) to the west is a twenty - four meter vertical drop with plenty of lionfish, Leaf scorpionfish and the occasional seahorse spotting.

Just to name a few local species: flamboyant cuttlefish, mandarinfish, blue ring octopus, dragonets, giant frogfish, gobies, leaf fish, scorpionfish, gurnards, crocodile fish, giant moray eels, rays, turtles.

Commonly spotted here are ribbon eels, pipefish, leaf scorpionfish and several juvenile fish species.

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We were fortunate enough to find a tiger tail seahorse, ornate ghost pipefish, cleaner pipefish, moray eels, and scorpionfish.

We had a good dive sighting - a great barracuda, many lionfish, a few morays, squid, a devil scorpionfish, in addition to the schools of snapper and colourful reef fish.