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The eyes have it
You know we don't play favourites, but one-fin flashlight fishes (Photoblepharon palpebratum) are pretty swish! We find them at night on the reefs of the Coral Sea, where they live in crevices and caves during the day. Their most outstanding features are the bioluminescent organs below their large eyes but they are also a placid little black fish with a blunt snout and subtle irridescent blue markings...simply lovely. So, if you ask us if they're a favourite, we'd have to say, "aye!"
Great starts
Some of the things making us smile today. Happy Monday!
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Meanwhile in Mackay...
We’re having fun with some new corals that just arrived from our Sharpshooter crew. Mackay + eye candy = Mackeye Candy!!! 💯🔥🔥🔥
Cleidopus gloriamaris
The Australian pineapplefish is super unique, distinct and endemic to Australia. It's covered with rough, armor-like scales. There are pits on the lower jaw that contain luminescent bacteria, hidden when the mouth is closed but you can see the glow (adults have red glow, like our big fella, juveniles have green glow) when open. They're such a wonderful fish...seems right their name means "glory of the sea."
And that's a wrap folks!
Closing out another week...thanks CM teams, friends, colleagues and family everywhere for your support. Have a fab weekend!
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