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Where is Lembeh Straights? Wow, those are some strange creatures ...
The Lembeh Straits is in Sulawesi which is in Indonesia and is the epicenter of bizarre marine macro critters.
What is the one that looks like a disembodied scrap of kelp, but swims?
Check this out if you are planning a "Critter hunting" trip to Lembeh:
www.nad-lembeh.com
Looks great! Wish I was there right NOW!
That is called a Disembodied Kelp Scrapfish.Quote:
Originally Posted by seasnake
;)
Gee ..... what a coincidence ... thx ... :p ;)
wow... somehow, i'm feeling lucky..Quote:
Originally Posted by iDiveChick
i ever saw many of them... mostly..
even i didnt realize they were that unique or strage..
even in lembeh, i took very lil pics, since the creatures look ugly, and the envi uncolorful..hehehe...and they seem common (i found those frog fish several times)
i dont have much diving experience, no other place to compare but indonesia
i've should found this forum before to lembeh.. :p
:D
I JUST got back from Lembeh night before last. I can tell you it is everything these videos show....and more.
These videos are a great depiction of the fantastic frogfish. I was lucky enough to see a pair of hairy frogfish together. The one thing on the video I didn't catch up with is the Cockatoo Flounder found on the first video. I feel like I've seen it, now.
Thanks for posting these videos. My sister got great videos there. I hope she gets the editing done to allow such a post here.
Allison,
I think we have the ability now in our Gallery to upload video clips up to 7mb.
Let me know how it goes and if I need to increase your file limit size to help out.
Sorry, it should be Lembeh Strait. The correct spelling should help you with a Google search. Actually, on the web site http://www.starfish.ch you will find a lot of information about Lembeh Strait and the 8 dive center here.
Best regards, Rob Sinke, Divers Lodge Lembeh