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Happy Pride Month! Enjoy this rainbow of fish!
Featuring (from top to bottom)
Velvet whalefish ( Barbiurisia rufa)
Garibaldi (Hypsypops rubicundus)
Longhorn cowfish (Lactoria cornuta)
Green moray eel ( Gymnothorax funebris)
Blue parrotfish ( Scarus coeruleus)
Indigo hamlet ( Hypoplectrus indigo)
Purple tang ( Zebrasoma xanthurum)
Pink mao mao (Caprodon longimanus)
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planning a big order with my manufacturer before tariffs hit me next year 🥲 on the plus side for you this means a new lanyard design inspired by species at different ocean depths!! always love drawing a good garibaldi fish. perfect shape perfect creature
Moaaar opaleye. And garibaldi. A little opening in the rocks.
Bad phone photo, but eventually I’ll take better ones. Wow oh wow does my phone hate red and orange lol One of my favorite costal fish, the garibaldi. They’re big, orange, and goofy.
Currently laughing so hard that I was crying and eventually had no sound coming out at all over my sister’s impression of a garibaldi fish
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Garibaldi Fish
The Garibaldi is a bright orange fish within the damselfish species that lives in the subtropical northeastern part of the Pacific Ocean. They are extremely territorial and will defend their food, shelter and nesting areas against other predators. They are one of the few fish that use the same nesting site every year which males use to attract females. This is why their common name (Garibaldi) is…
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garibaldi2Feb21-14 by divindk on Flickr.
Garibaldi fish and kelp by Tim Laman
