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Red Indian Fish Pataecus fronto
Took the EM-1 MkII for its first dive yesterday at Bare Island near the entrance to Botany Bay, Lucky to find a Red Indian Fish, first one I've seen, these fish try to imitate dead leaves down to moving around with the surge just like a leaf would, apparently if you pick one up it will waft back to the bottom just like a leaf might, but will fall against the current to arrive back at the spot it left. This one was around 250mm long. Larger Image: Red Indian Fish Olympus OM-D EM-1 MkII + 60mm macro, Nauticam housing. INON strobes 1/200 @ f8 ISO400 Chris Ross
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