Pipefish
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Image of a male & female Pipefish Pair going through their daily pairing ritual that is done for one hour each day.Pipefish like Seahorses pair up for life,the male carries the eggs & they produce young once a month.They pair up for an hour each day to familiarize themselves then part company until the next day.Image taken at Komodo Marine Park,Indonesia / © copyright M.Tworkowski
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ghost pipefish in Indonesia. Ghost pipefish are related to seahorses
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Image of a pair of Banded Pipefish taken at Komodo Marine Park,Indonesia.The male at the bottom of frame is carrying eggs located on its underside,the pair usually meet for about 1 hour each day to re-familiarize themselves & are known to pair up for life.They are a very close relative to the Seahorse. / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008 / /
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I’ve always loved seahorses, leafy seadragons, pipefish and all their strange relatives. Here I wanted to show the variety of these unusual animals. The spines on the back, by the way, are formed by shrimpfish—little syngnathids that swim head-down in schools. That blue critter on top is the harlequin ghost pipefish. /
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Little juvenile Wide-bodied Pipefish hiding amongst red algae strands. Stigmatopora nigra, Mornington Pier.
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Tiny
by Aengus MoranThis Pygmy Pipehorse was actually a big one at approx 1.5 cm. Taken at Bare Island, Botany Bay, Sydney Australia. / The Pipehorse is a member of the Syngnathid family which includes Seahorses, Pipefish and Dragons. / (The shot was taken with a Canon 40D, EF 100mm with a +2 on the front) This shot features in this calendar
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© Copyright 2007 Andrew Trevor-Jones Pipefish, Corythoichthys sp., at Pixie’s Pinnacle, Ribbon Reef #10, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Depth: 6.4 metres. Nikon D70, Nikkor 18-55mm, Ikelite housing and dome port with 2 x DS125 strobes. ISO200, 1/200s, f/11, @55mm
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This image of an Ornate Ghost Pipefish hiding in the black coral was taking near Komodo Island, Indonesia.
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The green of this pipefish contrasts well with the red algae background. Stigmatopora argus, Blairgowrie Marina.
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More on this photo can be found at Simon’s Underwater Photography Blog www.simonsaysscuba.com
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Harlequin Ghost Pipefish (Solenostomus paradoxus), “Susan’s Reef,” Kimbe Bay, New Britain, Papua New Guinea. This image was taken at a depth of 26m, where this fish made its home in a stand of whip coral. Just a few meters further on, I took a picture of the closely related Ghost Pipefish / in another stand of whip coral. Nikon D300, 60mm Micro Nikkor, ISO 200, f/32 at 1/60 sec, Seacam housing, Seacam flash. Was featured in SEA.
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Pair of Ornate Ghost Pipefish – Loloata – Papua New Guinea
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Close up of Pipefish – Lembeh Strait – Sulawesi
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Robust Ghost Pipefish / Sabang, The Philippines, March 2009
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Sabang, The Philippines, March 2009
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Ringed Pipefish – Dauin – Philippines
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Family of Ornate Ghostpipefish – Dauin – Philippines
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Pipefish living at Sydney Aquarium
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A pregnant male messmate pipefish carrying eggs – Lembeh – July 09
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2009-06-28, Canon G9, Malaysia, Pulau Tioman, B&J Housereef
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A collection of images of Seahorses and other fish from the Syngnathid family. All images taken on the South East coast of Australia.
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Ornate Ghost Pipefish, Philippines
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