Anemonefish in... Anemone by Ellen Cuylaerts

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Anemone fish pop out some feet above their hosts and divers can spot them from far. As soon as you approach them, they start swirling through the anemone tentacles.

Ellen Cuylaerts 7/7/2013 12:46:54 PM
Different species of anemonefish can be easily found. Look for them darting above an anemone and when you approach their swirling through the tentacles is a feast to watch! This curious Clark's anemonefish hides in a bubble anemone. Their symbiosis is photogenic.