Fish behavior
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by MOliveira » Mon May 24, 2010 3:50 pm
Last dive I toke some pictures of two Tompot blenny (Parablennius gattorugine), and one of them had some kind of pearl in is mouth.
At first look, I thought it was some physical problem, like decompression, but after while looks more like a spherical object he was grabbing.
It could be food?
My guess is it was a egg. It could be one of their egg, and he (male) was moving it.
Regards
Miguel Oliveira
At first look, I thought it was some physical problem, like decompression, but after while looks more like a spherical object he was grabbing.
It could be food?
My guess is it was a egg. It could be one of their egg, and he (male) was moving it.
Regards
Miguel Oliveira
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by scottg » Mon May 24, 2010 7:11 pm
wow, this is quite interesting.. I wonder what the fish experts have to say!
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