SUZAN MELDONIAN GALLERY #3

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“Lip Service” the Chromodoris geometrica nudibranch is occasionally seen displaying its large front lip. Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Blue Ribbon eel juvenile, Rhinomuraena quaesita, The Blue Ribbon eel begins as a jet black eel with a yellow dorsal fin. The all yellow is a female. Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Chromodoris Lochi nudibranch, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Clear Shrimp (Translucent gorgonian shrimp) Close up, Manipontonia psamathe, in Matu, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Close focus wide angle Nudibranchs, Variation of Phillidia varicosa, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Cup Coral, this brilliant red was its actual color, found on a night dive, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Golden Cuttlefish, Sepia esculenta, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Flamboyant Cuttlefish swimming, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Flying Helmut Gurnard-young, Dactyloptena orientalis let’s call this one a teenager. It is not a juvenile and it is not a fully developed adult. Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Warty Frogfish-juvenile about the size of my thumb, Antennarius masculatus, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Kissing Mandarin Fish, shot with no light at all. Very shy- actually a type of Dragonet, Synchiropus splendidus, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Mombasa Lionfish, Pterois mombasae, originates in East Africa and its range is to NW Australia & Papua New Guinea, found in Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Mushroom Coral Pipefish, Siokunichthys nigrolineatus, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Orangutan Crab on Bubble coral, Oncinopus sp. Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Red "Paddle-flap" Rhinopias, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Schooling Jacks at Twin Rocks, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Peacock Mantis Shrimp-charging the camera actually, Odontodactylus scyllarus, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

Plumed Shrimp, also called the Donald Duck Shrimp, Anilao, Philippines. © Suzan Meldonian, All Rights Reserved.

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