by Ingo Siewert | Jun 29, 2014 | Marine Life
Harlequin Shrimp Harlequin Shrimp are one of the most sought after Photographic models of the undersea world. Make no mistake; you may have never heard about this little shrimp, but go onto any Thailand liveaboard and you will soon become familiar with the name....
by Ingo Siewert | Jun 29, 2014 | Marine Life
Yellow Frogfish Frogfish – Anglerfish commonly known globally as a frog fish, the species is also known as the anglerfish in some countries. The frogfish is no relation to the frog at all and is a true fish, although a strange one at that. Frogfish inhabit all...
by Ingo Siewert | Jun 29, 2014 | Marine Life
Whale Shark with Trevally Whale Shark are the most popular fish requested on most scuba divers wish list when they come to Thailand for a liveaboard trip, is to see the huge harmless plankton eating colossus the Whaleshark. You would expect that something so large...
by Ingo Siewert | Jun 29, 2014 | Marine Life
Ornate Ghost Pipefish Ghost Pipefish are masters of disguise, some say that they have the best disguise in the seas, although personally that reputation must surely go to the Mimic Octopus, but that’s another story. Recognized there are five members of the Ghost Pipe...
by Ingo Siewert | Jun 29, 2014 | Marine Life
Manta Rays are one of the most popular fish that divers wish to see when they come to Thailand. Not only can they grow to huge proportions, they are also none aggressive and can be quite inquisitive too. Manta Rays tend to like the nomadic lifestyle and are commonly...
by Ingo Siewert | Jun 29, 2014 | Marine Life
Leopard Shark at Anemone Reef Leopard sharks are also referred to as Zebra sharks, this name comes from the younger species as they are striped like a zebra, and not until they grow do they start to form the stripes on their bodies that look more like a leopards’....
