New saltwater fish found. Looks nice in my tank!!!

[reefdude]

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/14834763/?GT1=8506

 

[fanaglethebagle]

Hmmmm, walking sharks.....

 

[NateHanson]

God help us if they develop thumbs too.

 

[skatezen]

Beat me to the punch I was just going to post this article from the BBC.

If anyone has HD there is an awesome show in discovery under the Equator series called "Reef of Riches" and it is filmed in and around these islands. It is by far the best piece of underwater of cinematography I have ever seen

 

[mloebl]

Beat me to the punch I was just going to post this article from the BBC.

If anyone has HD there is an awesome show in discovery under the Equator series called "Reef of Riches" and it is filmed in and around these islands. It is by far the best piece of underwater of cinematography I have ever seen

I just saw that over the weekend! GREAT show, but couldn't find them replaying it as I came in about 10mins in. I think it was a 2 parter as well.

-Mike

 

[Lil Shark]

Ok i have a question about that... walking sharks... Do they mean they found a new species of the epaulette? Because walking sharks are common but they maded it sound like these walking sharks hadn't been seen before.

 

[starrfish]

New Wrasses & Corals Discovered in New Guinea

Check it out:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032493

 

[GinaD]

Yep.
http://www.bostonreefers.org/forums/showthread.php?t=31955

 

[Moe_K]

There are more pics here: http://www.conservation.org/galleries/birdshead_marine/slideshow.html
including a bellus angel, a new pseudochromis, and a damsel that I think is also new.

 

[Moe_K]

I merged the two threads.

 

[Moe_K]

Ah, the bellus discovered in shallow water: