LINDA IANNIELLO GALLERY #1

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Chelidonura hirundina from Lake Worth Lagoon. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Shrimp on soft coral, found on a night dive in Fiji. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Imperial shrimp (Periclemenes imperator) on a sea cucumber, from Fiji. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Head-on shot of a lion fish (Pterois volitans) commonly found in the Pacific, this one from Fiji. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

A hard-to-find bubble shell,Hydatina physis, from Lake Worth Lagoon. It is generally buried in the sand and feeds only on polychaete worms. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

A common cleaner shrimp, the banded coral shrimp, Stenopus hispidus, from St. Vincent. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

A cryptic teardrop crab, Pelia mutica, from a night dive in St. Vincent. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Maiazoon orsaki flatworm from Raja Ampat, Indonesia. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

One of my favorite nudibranchs, Micromelo undatus, from the same family as the bubble shell. This colorful small nudibranch was found in the Lake Worth Lagoon. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Juvenile cocoa damselfish (Stegastes variablilis) from southeast Florida. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Wire coral shrimp, Pseudopontonides principis, from St. Vincent. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Colorful juvenile arrow squid (probably Loligo plei) from Lake Worth Lagoon. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Chromodoris willani nudibranch from Raja Ampat, Indonesia. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Dondice occidentalis from Lake Worth Lagoon. There are several color forms of this nudibranch in that area. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Queen angelfish with a mouthful of sponge, Holacanthus ciliaris, from Bonaire. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Whip coral shrimp, a commensal shrimp found only on sea whips, generally matching their color. This one was found in Fiji. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Pseudoceros lindae flatworm from Raja Ampat, Indonesia. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

Squat shrimp (Thor amboinensis) from Indonesia, often found in groups on anemones, head down with their tails held vertically. © Linda Ianniello, All Rights Reserved.

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