Ken C

I tried to answer you email but is rejected.  The best advice I could
give is to not let the camera get into the sun.  Going from sun to
water causes it to fog sometimes.  The pictures you saw are the ones
that didn't.  Several times I didn't even try because I knew it was
fogged.  You should have seen the foggy picture of the moray.  Two eels
and fogged up both times.

Hi Al,

In case you're interested in some more fish identification...

Target7 is a Yellowhead Wrasse
Target10 is not a Smooth Trunkfish but a Spotted Trunkfish (Smooths have a
honeycomb pattern in the center of their bodies)
Target10a the fish in this picture are Bermuda Chubs
Target11 and Target13 are Hawksbill Turtles not Loggerheads (you can see a
picture of a loggerhead on my website (http://www.randallgamby.com)).
Loggerheads have large tails.
Target17 the other fish in the picture are Gray Snappers
Target19 those are Blue Tangs, distinguished by the yellow strip in the tail
Target24 and Target26 are actually Stoplight Parrotfish
Target27 is a Doctorfish, related to Tangs but have the white strip between
the body and the tail

Anyway, the easiest way to ident fish is to pick up the Reef Fish
Identification, Florida, Caribbean, Bahamas by Paul Humann and Ned Deloach.
I don't leave home without it!

Randy