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Thanks for the link. It is a nice reference to have on the computer. I don't see one of my fish in it though.

Forgot this one.

again hoping someone knows these.

I really struck out with these, hoping someone knows a few a least.

I'm thinking the Angelfish might just be a color morph of Centropyge broliki.

Thanks Karen, Sorry for the late reply, I've been out of the country for 5 weeks and just catching up on my email. Think you are right about Aplysia oculifera. I don't have a better pic of #4. I did find the Doto in a 1st edition of a book under the name Doto ussi, but it was not in their second edition. Not sure why. Thanks so much for the help. Craig

I think this is the Initial Phase, or the female.

Thanks Glasseye Snapper, Going through my photos I see the fish in # 2 when I was shooting other subjects. They seem to all be on Halgerda in the same head down position. Craig

Thanks, Tiger Shark.

I did look at all the Cardinalfish and Snappers on Fishbase. I don't think I found a match. Thanks for the help. Craig

Thanks Brian, I think you got it with Cosmocampus banneri. They say it's rarely seen, but I saw two of them on different days. Thanks Chris. The fish I can't find is the mostly transparent one, and yes it was swimming in a school of Moluccan Cardinalfish. Thanks for the tip about the naturalist site. Thanks Eagle Ray. Bengal is a good guess, I wish I could find a description of a juvenile though.

One more fish. The Nudis were laying eggs. Hoping someone knows the Sea Hare and the Shrimp. I saw the shrimp mostly on Sea Pens. Craig

I think the last one is a Nudibranch, but not positive. I think I see gills. The first two I have no clue. Craig

I'm hoping someone here knows a few of these fish. The fish on the Halimeda allowed a close approach and never moved. I'm pretty sure one is a Juvenile Snapper, but not sure which one. Thanks in advance. Craig

Wondering if anyone knows these fish. I can't find the Cardinalfish in any of my books, but Popes website has it as Ostorhinchus wassinki. Doesn't mention if this is a juvenile stage. The other three I can't find. Thanks in advance for any help.