A
bush somewhere:
Can any readers help us out?
What species and where is it found - answers to
the editorial staff at H20.
Thank you in advance.
Photo by: Dr. Hossam
Nasef
Big
Eye. Priacanthus hamrur:
Solitary, rather timid fish
that grows to about 40cms. Unlike most Red Sea life,
definately not a sun worshipper as always found
in the gloom under rock/coral overhangs.
Photo by: Mario Hill
Stone
Fish. Synaceia verrucosa:
Highly
poisonous fish is also the master of camoflauge.
Rarely seen by most divers, get yourself to Fanadir
where there are several resident if you want a peek!
Photo by: Rohan Andrews
Lion
Fish. Pterois volitans:
A
better looking relative of old stoneface; also highly
toxic. The first 13 spinesof the dorsal fin are
hollow and are attached to poison sacs at their
base.
Photo
Contest:
The
H2O gallery is organizing a quarterly Photo contest for
Red Sea area. If you want to enter, with above or underwater
shots, deliver the slide to the Red Sea Association office/
Hurghada or mail a low resolution copy to this mail: info@h2o-mag.com
and your photos will be categorized and judged by photography
experts. The most beautiful 8 photos will be printed in
the magazine and a pleasant prize will be given to the
winner of every issue.
Photo
Gallery:
