by Miguel's Diving | Dec 27, 2019 | Marine Life
New clingfish species thrives in Gorontalo’s biologically rich waters. Unlike the usual Crinoid clingfish, the new species lacks the central stripe down its head and dorsal fin. Crinoid clingfish Careful divers can search for clingfish in the central areas of certain...
by Miguel's Diving | Nov 28, 2019 | Marine Life, Sulawesi Diving
Clownfish eggs delight divers who happen to spot them. The parents will lay a patch of eggs close to an anemone. That anemone serves as their protective residence. Clownfish Eggs from Light to Dark Clownfish tend their eggs When mating time approaches Buy Nolvadex UK...
by Miguel's Diving | Sep 9, 2019 | Marine Life
Hairy frogfish video makes for compelling watching, especially one in which the fish actively lures potential prey. This video from Gorontalo shows a Hairy frogfish doing exactly that. Striated or Hairy? The scientific name of the fish in the Hairy frogfish video is...
by Miguel's Diving | Jun 8, 2019 | Marine Life
Arothron immaculatus or the Immaculate puffer is rarely seen in coral dense environments typical of Gorontalo. But one day it make a surprise appearance. Hiding on a Sandy Bottom An Immaculate puffer tries camouflage One day a dive master from Miguel’s Diving spotted...
by Miguel's Diving | Jan 6, 2019 | Marine Life
Thysanoteuthis rhombus egg masses are rarely seen. However, one of them drifted near Miguel’s Diving speed boat during a surface interval. It looked like a giant pink and transparent version of a child’s slinky toy. Thysanoteuthis rhombus egg mass floats on the...
by Miguel's Diving | Dec 16, 2018 | Marine Life
Melibe viridis is a highly unusual nudibranch found throughout the Indo-Pacific region. It uses an oral hood like a net to capture live prey to eat. Melibe viridis hunting for prey A Camouflaged and Cumbersome Nudibranch Imagine the surprise of divers to see a...
