Arnie, the Ornate Butterflyfish, was more than a little disappointed by this year's Easter Buffet! Hmm, he mused, I see only one bland entree and no dessert options! Sigh! 

 Peacock Groupers were introduced from French Polynesia in 1956. This one is a juvenile. The fish never caught on with anglers and unfortunately the fish has proliferated. It  is now eating it's way through our native species. When are we going to realize that WE are not "mother nature?" Sigh!

 

Sigh! I never get tired of looking at my reflection. I am so hot! Who needs a mirror when the water surface is available? 

(Green Sea Turtle)

 You know you are getting old when friends with benefits means knowing someone who can drive at night.

                      (Redlip Parrotfish)

 Many fish derive their names based upon a displayed pattern(Bluestripe Snapper), a color(Grey Chub), a physical attribute(Flying Fish) or physical appearance(Longnose Butterflyfish). Today's fish is a member of the Parrotfish family and the distinctive pattern around his eye marks him as a Star-Eye Parrotfish. OK, class dismissed!