Tropical Fish Collection (page 26)

Damselfish on colorful coral reef, Bligh Water, Viti Levu, Fiji, South Pacific

Bahamas, New Providence Island, Underwater view of Caribbean Reef Shark and tropical fish in Caribbean Sea

Parrotfish, scuba diving at Richelieu Rock, Mu Koh Surin National Marine Park, just North of Similan Islands, Thailand, SE Asia

Shoal of orange anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis) photographed underwater in the Red Sea, Egypt

Sharpnose puffer fish (Canthigaster rostrata). This fish is native to the Atlantic Ocean. Photographed in a fish tank

Razor Surgeonfish off Bartolome Island, Galapagos, Ecuador, South America

Short-tailed / Freshwater Pipefish - found in estuaries and coastal rivers, Sri Lanka, southern India
PM-10505 Short-tailed / Freshwater Pipefish - found in estuaries and coastal rivers Sri Lanka, southern India, Nicobar Islands and east to Japan

Eschmeyer's Scorpion Fish - an ambush predator living among tropical seaweeds. Indo-Pacific and SE Asian coasts
PM-10314 Eschmeyer's Scorpion Fish - an ambush predator living among tropical seaweeds Indo-Pacific and SE Asian coasts Rhinopias eschmeyeri Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal

A tropical fish on Nungwi beach, Zanzibar, Tanzania, East Africa, Africa

Atlantic flying fish (Cypselurus melanurus) fleeing the bow and taking flight for safety near Ascension Island in
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Coral reef in the Blue Hole off Dahab in the Red Sea in Egypt. Like many areas of coral around the world they are
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Atlantic flying fish (Cypselurus melanurus) fleeing the bow and taking flight for safety near Ascension Island in
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Yellowspot emperor fish. School of yellowspot emperor fish (Gnathodentex aurolineatus) swimming by an underwater wreck (background)

Bigeye Trevally fish
Bigeye Trevally (Caranx sexfasciatus). School of Bigeye Trevally fish, also known as the Bigeye Jack. This species is distributed widely across central Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans

Fish in bags in Tung Choi Street, a street full of shops selling tropical fish, koi carp and goldfish, Mongkok, Hong Kong, China, Asia

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Dive into the mesmerizing world of tropical fish, where vibrant colors and exotic species come together to create an underwater paradise. From the Great Barrier Reef in the Coral Sea of Australia to the Northern Bahamas in the Caribbean, these aquatic wonders captivate our senses with their beauty and diversity. Picture No. 12479521 transports us to a stunning Caribbean reef adorned with a Striped Burrfish gracefully gliding through coral formations. Its intricate patterns blend seamlessly with its surroundings, showcasing nature's artistry at its finest. But beware. The Red Lionfish featured in another image proudly displays its deadly spines, reminding us that even amidst such splendor, danger can lurk beneath the surface. A breathtaking sight awaits as we witness a school of green chromis swimming over a couple of majestic green turtles. Picture yourself immersed in this serene scene, feeling one with nature's harmony and tranquility. The Sugar Wreck off Northern Bahamas is home to yet another spectacle - a shoal dancing playfully around ancient shipwrecks. Their vibrant hues illuminate the depths below, creating an enchanting display that leaves us spellbound. Pictures No. 12479759, 12479758, and 12479757 further showcase Mother Nature's creativity as she paints her canvas with an array species found only in these pristine waters. Each frame captures moments frozen in time – glimpses into an underwater realm teeming with life and wonder. So dive deep into this captivating world where every corner reveals new surprises. Explore reefs brimming with colorful inhabitants or simply lose yourself among schools of shimmering fish darting through crystal-clear waters. These tropical fish remind us that there is still so much left to discover beneath the waves – secrets waiting for those who dare to explore them firsthand.