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		<title>Muck Dive in Kan Tiang Bay &#8211; Spotting the Shrimpfish</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 18 Feb 2008 03:52:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It was my second dive on the House Reef at Kan Tiang Bay and I was on a mission to spot a robust ghost pipefish in the muck of the bay.  We set off at 11.30 am and blessed with the high tide we managed to swim easily all the way around the right [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It was my second dive on the House Reef at Kan Tiang Bay and I was on a mission to spot a robust ghost pipefish in the muck of the bay.  We set off at 11.30 am and blessed with the high tide we managed to swim easily all the way around the right hand corner and descended new the rocky outcrop right underneath Top View Resort. We spotted so many different species of nudibranchs (all of them I have never seen before), so we were really pleased with the dive.  <span id="more-38"></span>Nonetheless, I was still on a mission to find a robust ghost pipefish.  50 minutes into the dive, I spotted the first scorpionfish for the day resting on the edge of rock formation close to the sandy bottom. Beside it was a small cove and to my delight I turned around to see 2 &#8216;robust ghost pipefish&#8217; &#8211; one about 8 centimeters long and the other one a tiny 1 centimeters long and 0.5 centimeters in width. Of course I screamed with joy and we spent the next 40 minutes photographing it. However, not to my dismay though, the species was later IDed to be Coral Shrimpfish (Amphisile srigata) , visually distinguished by the hinged part of the dorsal fin.  It is pale with black stripe variation and lives on  the open sand.  Another variation of the species is greenish-yellow with diffused stripe in sea grass environment.  The shrimpfish swims vertically with its head downward.  Its body is thin and wafer like, and feeds on tiny swimming invertebrates with its long jaws.   So, even though I did not complete my mission on the robust ghost pipe fish, finding the tiniest juvenile Coral Shrimpfish  diving in Kan Tiang  Bay was pretty special. Until the next muck dive!!</p>
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		<title>Nudibranches Identified on Kantiang Reef &#8211; Full List</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 20 Oct 2006 05:02:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Glussodoris Atromarginata &#8211; [22.11.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.225
Jorunna Funebris &#8211; [04.12.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.251
Tritonopsilla Alba &#8211; [16.12.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.281
Risbecia Pulchella &#8211; [29.12.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.220
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Glussodoris Atromarginata &#8211; [22.11.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.225</p>
<p>Jorunna Funebris &#8211; [04.12.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.251</p>
<p>Tritonopsilla Alba &#8211; [16.12.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.281</p>
<p>Risbecia Pulchella &#8211; [29.12.06, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.220</p>
<p>Ceratosoma Trilobatum &#8211; [05.02.07, AW] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.223</p>
<p>Flabellina Funeka &#8211; [12.02.08, Ed] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.?</p>
<p>Risbecia Pulchella &#8211; [12.02.08, YR] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.?</p>
<p>Pseudoceros Laingensis &#8211; [12.02.08, Ed] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.?</p>
<p>Thuridilla Neona  &#8211; [12.02.08, Ed] &#8211; Debelius, Nudibranches of the World, p.?</p>
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