Lyretail Coralfish Collection
The vibrant and mesmerizing lyretail coralfish, also known as the Scalefin anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis
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The vibrant and mesmerizing lyretail coralfish, also known as the Scalefin anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis), grace the crystal-clear waters of Ras Mohammed National Park in Sinai, Egypt. These stunning creatures can be seen in various captivating scenes. In one scene, a school of female lyretail coralfish elegantly swim in front of a backdrop of Fire coral (Millepora dichotoma). They gracefully feed on plankton brought to the reef by gentle currents. Their colorful scales shimmer under the warm Egyptian sun, creating a breathtaking sight. Another image showcases an enchanting tableau featuring orange-hued Scalefin anthias against the backdrop of table corals (Acropora sp. ) and red soft corals (Dendronephthya sp. ). The kaleidoscope of colors creates an awe-inspiring display that is truly a feast for the eyes. Accompanied by an Emperor angelfish (Pomacanthus imperator), these magnificent fish glide effortlessly through Fire corals and soft corals. The presence of Scalefin anthias adds another layer to this underwater tapestry, making it even more captivating. A male Scalefin anthia takes center stage as he swims close to the water's surface. His vibrant hues catch the light just right, creating a dazzling spectacle. This striking creature is often found near gorgonian sea fans (Gorgonia sp. ), adding depth and beauty to his surroundings. In Fiji's Pacific Ocean, another encounter with these remarkable fish occurs. A Scalefin basslet finds solace in front of a majestic gorgonian sea fan (Gorgonia sp. ). This harmonious pairing exemplifies nature's ability to create perfect symphonies within its own ecosystem. Captured at Ras Katy in Sharm El Sheikh, we witness a long exposure shot showcasing the graceful movements of a male Lyretail anthia.