Yellow moray
Ever noticed how Yellow morays often have a green tinge?
 Common anemone - Anthothoe albocinctaAs the name implies, the common anemone is abundant in New Zealand.
 Crazy crittersThese hydroids often house crazy critters!
 The Colour RunThe colours of the underwater world rival any Colour Run, don't you think?
 Ugly is beautifulA mutilated jaw doesn't make this Crested blenny any less beautiful in my eyes.
 Night divingNight diving can get you up close with sleeping fish, and introduce you to fishes that patrol the reefs at night.
 Spawning anemonesA remarkable wildlife event that occurs in winter in New Zealand... and most people don't even know about it!
 Banded coral shrimpYou usually see the antenna before the shrimp - wispy filaments peeking out of a crack. Banded coral shrimp are generally found in pairs, often with a moray eel close by.
 Mosaic moraySharks are known for their impressive teeth... but in the fish world it's the moray eels with their gaping jaws of inward-slanted fangs that you should be wary of.
 Carpet sharkEveryone wants to know if you see sharks when scuba diving. If you're very lucky you may get close enough to see the texture of their skin!
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