Melithaea Sp Collection

A red sea fan with sponge colored clam attached, Papua New Guinea
A red sea fan (Melthaea sp.) with sponge colored clam attached, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

Colourful sea fan seascape, Papua New Guinea
Colourful sea fan (Melithaea sp.) with diver, Restorf Island, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

A diver peers through a red sea fan, Papua New Guinea
Red sea fan (Melithaea sp) with diver peering through with torch, Susans reef, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

Red fan cora with sunburst, Papua New Guinea
Red fan coral (Melthaea sp) with sunburst taken at the Arches, Witu Islands, Papua New Guinea

Colourful sea fan with crinoid, Papua New Guinea
Colourful sea fan (Melithaea sp.) with crinoid, Restorf Island, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

A red sea fan with purple anthias fish, Papua New Guinea
A red sea fan (Melthaea sp.) with purple anthias fish, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

A red sea fan with crinoid feather stars, Papua New Guinea
A red sea fan (Melthaea sp.) with crinoid feather stars, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

Colorful Tree Soft Corals and Gorgonian Sea Fan (Melithaea sp. ) at Fotteyo - Felidhoo Atoll - Maldives
LEE-71 Colorful Tree Soft Corals and Gorgonian Sea Fan (Melithaea sp.) at Fotteyo Felidhoo Atoll - Maldives Dendronephthya sp. Lea Lee contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Sea fan and crinoid
Crinoid and sea fan. Both the crinoid (Oxycomanthus sp.) and sea fan (Melithaea sp.) are filter feeders. The crinoid (circular, centre left) is able to move in search of the best feeding areas

Damselfish (Pomacentrus sp.) sheltering within a sea fan (Melithaea sp.). The average size of a damselfish is around 8 centimetres in length and it feeds on small crustaceans, plankton, and algae

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"Exploring the Vibrant Underwater World of Melithaea sp. In Papua New Guinea and Maldives" Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Melithaea sp. , a stunning red sea fan species found in the crystal-clear waters of Papua New Guinea and Maldives. These captivating creatures create mesmerizing seascapes that will leave you awe-inspired. In Papua New Guinea, witness a magnificent sight as a red sea fan with a sponge-colored clam attached gracefully sways with the currents. The vibrant colors of this underwater masterpiece are truly enchanting. Dive deeper into this magical realm as a diver peers through a red sea fan, revealing an ethereal world beyond imagination. The intricate details within these delicate structures are simply astonishing. A burst of sunlight illuminates another scene, showcasing the striking contrast between the fiery red fan coral and its surroundings. This natural sunburst adds an extra touch of magic to an already spellbinding sight. Delve into the depths where colorful sea fans coexist harmoniously with crinoids, creating an explosion of hues that is nothing short of extraordinary. It's like witnessing nature's own kaleidoscope come to life before your eyes. Observe how nature weaves its tapestry as purple anthias fish find their sanctuary amidst the branches of a majestic red sea fan. The symbiotic relationship between these organisms is both fascinating and beautiful. Travel across oceans to Maldives, where Tree Soft Corals and Gorgonian Sea Fans (Melithaea sp. ) paint yet another picturesque scene beneath Fotteyo - Felidhoo Atoll's turquoise waters. Here, you'll discover even more wonders waiting to be explored. Prepare to be captivated by Melithaea sp. , as they unveil their secrets hidden beneath azure waves – from vibrant colors and intricate patterns to unique marine life interactions. Let these stunning images transport you into an underwater paradise that words can hardly describe.