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Laura,
This was a very fun video to watch, loved the music. Your group seems great and very very funny. Got to love it.
Happy New Year!
Ace
I had no idea there was such a fish....so after hearing the name lumpsuckers, I ha to look it up.
Nice find!
Awesome.
So what type of eel was that?
Were you wearing your She-P? LOL
Love the videos!
Wolf eel, actually no an eel at all :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_eel
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Originally Posted by ljj
I have seen Wolf Eels before but they didn't look like yours. The one I saw in California was white/gray with black spots. It's head looked different too. Like an old man or something.
Yes, this one is a young one, they start tiny gunnel size... they grow old and grey (purple if female) with time. This one is an adolescent :) She still has her baby colors including the yellow tail, but is starting to purple/grey out. The tiny ones are vivid orange and maroon :) I've 'raised' one from about 8 or 10 inches to the size of this one before (took a couple years and hundreds of dives) I fed her scallops and she'd follow me around like a wolfie-puppy :)
pictures from aquarium
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3139/...7be5063570.jpg
from another divers web site, beautiful pictures!
Brandon Cole-Wolf Eels
Awesome, thanks for the great info. I had no idea they changed color throughout their life.