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Thanks Jim It does look like your pictures. Greets

Thannks Karl we acctually saw it at Robbs jetty, so prettty close to Ammo. Greets

Hi Everyone, Jet another fish for ID. Please help. We found it on a night dive in Perth. thanks

Hi Everyone, another fish we found in south western Australia. Please help us ID it. Thanks

Thanks Jim We kept diving all the way to Bremer Bay and saw it several times. Really nice one to see. Cheers

Hi Gina It does look like a necklace carpetshark! Thanks a lot

yeah i can´t wait to get home and search my fish books. It was so pretty

Hi We found this shark in Perth (Australia) in 6 mt deep water on a shore dive. We think is a cat shark. Can anybody please ID it? Thanks

i think it is the same one i saw in the Togian Islands in Sulawesi, it was on a shallow, muddy dive, not much else to see but a populated colony of those.

I will check that book. Thanks Marli!

Thanks a lot! Nice pictures. Cheers

Hi Nick I wrote to Leslie and she reply: It's an obligate commensal which is identified in the Japanese crustacean books as either Hippolyte commensalis or Hippolyte species, undescribed. Somebody posted some pics of it back in 01.2009. Happy to know what it is. Thanks for your help

Thanks Nick, I do not think is that one. It does look different when you see it life. It is not transparent and quite chubby. But tiny and really hard to see. Since i found this one, i have found three other colonies...

Hi, Does anybody know the name of this specie? It lives on a soft coral in the swallow water. Thanks

I live in Bali and i find http://lembehresort.com/critters.php very useful for this area as well. for froggies: http://www.frogfish.ch/