Baby Anemone Fish, Which One Is Nemo?



This photograph taken of a clutch of Anemone Fish eggs clearly shows a bunch of youngsters patiently awaiting their escape into the world. These eggs were attached to a smooth rock on top of which was large Anemone along with doting parents.

When I took this photo the detail was not evident. Later on it was obvious how much detail there was in the developing babies. I have included a detailed close-up of a small section which really emphasise this. Next time I come across a clutch of eggs like this I plan on taking macro images.





So where are Mum and Dad? Jennifer was fighting them off while I took this photograph! 🙂

Until the next post, take care out there and keep diving ( if that’s what you do! ) …Robert 🙂

Photo: Robert Rath C5060WZ 1/90s at f/8 ISO100, Inon D2000 Strobe

2 thoughts on “Baby Anemone Fish, Which One Is Nemo?”

  1. Hey Robert,
    Awesome photo, all the best to you and Jennifer for x-mas. Well we didnt get time to get some crays again, maybe next year. All the best Paul

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