The gathering of the cormorants to their departure, joined by the inca terns and the pelicans, search for the hunt of the blue and gold fusiliers. The first to hunt the fish were powder blue surgeonfish, which are joined in by moorish idols, convict tangs, lined surgeonfish, orange-lined triggerfish, orangespine unicornfish, orangeband surgeonfish, princess parrotfish, yellowfin surgeonfish, and achilles tangs.
Yes. Some sections are dead but if you look closely much of it is thriving. But corals on any reef vary on a cyclical basis. Sometimes they flourish and some years they decline. That’s nature, weather etc. I know this because I’ve visited this reef every year for 18 years. If the reef was dead, there’d be no fish. And there are plenty!
Beautiful fish
Wow those blue tangs are truely huge compared to the ones you see in many saltwater marine aquariums
They hit the max size: 9"
The gathering of the cormorants to their departure, joined by the inca terns and the pelicans, search for the hunt of the blue and gold fusiliers. The first to hunt the fish were powder blue surgeonfish, which are joined in by moorish idols, convict tangs, lined surgeonfish, orange-lined triggerfish, orangespine unicornfish, orangeband surgeonfish, princess parrotfish, yellowfin surgeonfish, and achilles tangs.
Well information. Good show.
Waaaw keren banget mantap, moga sehat and sukses selalu aamiin yra.
Damn, I always thought that tangs hated each other.
I think in a natural environment they behave differently to an enclosed aquarium.
Wow what an amazing experience. It doesn't seem that deep and the fish is so close to to you.
YUMMYY
Only about 1 m deep, over the reef at high tide.
Great video
Yet you have 2 in your tank and it will be a blood bath haha. Great video. I have 1 of these in my tank.
dreamlike 😊🙏👍
What is that black Surgeon fish's genus ? I cant distinguish but that looks like a tang too!
"Tangs can be very aggressive and you should keep only one per tank".
Where is It exactly ?:)
It was on the house reef at Vilamendhoo, South Ari Atol, Maldives.
do u see ich on them ... lol
Dead corals :(
Yes. Some sections are dead but if you look closely much of it is thriving. But corals on any reef vary on a cyclical basis. Sometimes they flourish and some years they decline. That’s nature, weather etc. I know this because I’ve visited this reef every year for 18 years. If the reef was dead, there’d be no fish. And there are plenty!
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