The top of my blog site has a photo of a Pink Anemone fish nestled among a landscape of blue anemones. This was taken 18-July-2007 on the ocean side of the fringing reef of Mana Island in the Mamanuca Group on the western side of the main island of Vitu Levu in Fiji, a half-day sail from Nadi. My nephew, Eddie, and drove ‘Learjet’s dinghy out through the waves over the fringing reef, anchored in the rubble, and had a fantastic scuba dive at one of the many lovely dive sites on the outer wall of the fringing reef.
Here is an arial of Mana Island:
Here is another version of that same photo. Enjoy! The anemone really is blue with red underside. That’s not a figment of my Photoshop imagination!
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By: Crown of Thorns « Glenn Andert’s blog on 8-September-2008
at 12:06 am
Great picture. Were there a lot of them or just this one?
By: nick on 4-October-2008
at 7:25 pm
In this clump, several anemones and several fish. On a single dive you might see a handful of clumps.
By: glennandert on 6-October-2008
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