© Copyright 2011 Andrew Trevor-Jones
Spotted grubfish, Parapercis ramsayi at Camp Cove, Watsons Bay, New South Wales, Australia. Depth: 4.6 metres.
Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G, +5 diopter, Ikelite housing, Dome port, 2 x DS125 strobes
ISO 200, 1/200, f/16, @ 55 mm
parapercis ramsayi, grubfish, sydney, underwater, 2011, d300
WOW Andrew, another fantastic shot, I’ve never heard of a Grubfish. Does this one look like a Blenny?
Gabe :)
Thanks, Gabe. Grubfish are their own family separate from blennies and gobies. They look more like gobies than blennies to me.
– Andrew Trevor-Jones
Great shot Andrew!
Thanks, Istvan. This guy let me take a lot of close-up photographs.
1 DAY 2011/07/18
awesome capture!
Great shot !I Took a shot of one of these at Pipeline, Nelson Bay.They always turn their back to you.
Thanks, Matt. I normally have the same problem of them turning away. This one didn’t and I must have taken 20 or so similar photos.
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WOW Andrew, another fantastic shot, I’ve never heard of a Grubfish. Does this one look like a Blenny?
Gabe :)
Thanks, Gabe. Grubfish are their own family separate from blennies and gobies. They look more like gobies than blennies to me.
– Andrew Trevor-Jones
Great shot Andrew!
Thanks, Istvan. This guy let me take a lot of close-up photographs.
– Andrew Trevor-Jones
1 DAY 2011/07/18
awesome capture!
Great shot !
I Took a shot of one of these at Pipeline, Nelson Bay.
They always turn their back to you.
Thanks, Matt.
I normally have the same problem of them turning away. This one didn’t and I must have taken 20 or so similar photos.
– Andrew Trevor-Jones