Spiny Head Blennies ID By E. Turner

4th of July dive: Lighthouse Reef, Cayman I

July 4th 2012
First dive. We flew into Grand Cayman late last night arrived just before they closed the car rental place so we didn’t have to take a taxi to Sunshine Suites. Good start. We caught up with Everet and Essy expert critter finders in the Caymans. Awesome. We signed up for 3 dives at the Lighthouse reef. Everet and Essy took us to the shallows north of the pier where we saw Tritonias laying eggs, p ... read more

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The Cayman Islands were colonized from Jamaica by the British during the 18th and 19th centuries. Administered by Jamaica since 1863, they remained a British dependency after 1962 when the former became independent.... ... read more

11th July 2012

Everett
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Another great shot, these are hard to resist, likely secretary. Ben Victor tells me most Secretary Blennies are actually Spiny Head Blennies. they are hard to tell apart.

12th July 2012

Xeaman
Cruising the Seven Seas

This one is also in the repeat list. First time I photograph it I think. I looooove these guys..

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