Fish Behavior – Kat's Ocean by Kat Ramage

Fun Fish Facts–Nemo Can Become Nancy

Did you know that many of the lovely fish we regularly see on the coral reef have the ability to change their sex?? The biological term is ‘sequential hermaphroditism,’ and wrasses, moray eels, gobies and clownfish are known to do this. From Wikipedia: “A school of clownfish is always built into a hierarchy with a female fish

Creature Feature–Sand Shrimpgoby and Shrimp

By Kat RamageJune 4, 2017Blog Posts, Fish Behavior, Underwater PhotosBali, Behavior, Indonesia, Mucky Pirates Bay, Pemuteran, Sand shrimp goby, shrimp, Underwater Photos

One of the joys of diving for me is learning about and trying to photograph behavior. Today’s photos are not really portfolio-worthy, but they show the interesting relationship between the sand shrimpgoby and the shrimp they share a home with. These two creatures are symbiotic (meaning their interaction benefits both of them). The gobies stand guard while

Kat's Ocean by Kat Ramage

The musings and images of a retired underwater photography wench

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Fun Fish Facts–Nemo Can Become Nancy

Creature Feature–Sand Shrimpgoby and Shrimp