Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Under a ledge in a place difficult to photograph without being smushed into rocks.
Introduced to the Caribbean in 1943, according to Humann & Deloach's book, which has a nice map of distribution over time.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Under the ledge with the ladder. Turns out it's hard to take a photo under a dimly-lit surge-buffeted ledge.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Initial phases, cleaning other fish.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Two color variations, one in the top right and one in the bottom left.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Swimming at the edge of the reef. Yellow Goatfish, Blue Tang, one Trumpetfish, and some are probably Ocean Surgeonfish.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
In a hole in the middle of a brain coral. Can see its eyeshine.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
I seem to be cursed not to be able to take good photos of these.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Oil Slick Leap dive site.
Dive site Oil Slick Leap.
Dive site Oil Slick Leap.
Dive site Oil Slick Leap.
