About the Aquatic Reserve
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About the Aquatic Reserve
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60 most commonly found fish
Fish of Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve, Sydney 
Mark McGrouther of the Australian Museum identifies the blue fish as a juvenile Thalassoma lunare (Moon Wrasse).
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Jane
Thanks very much for the confirmation
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Saw a bicolour angelfish today off the breakwater.
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Hi Paul
Great spotting. The are very rare at CTBAR. I just saw a keyhole angelfish. What depth did you see it and whereabouts along the breakwater?
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One of the very best marine life photography websites on the internet!!! Great shots and info 🙂
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Thanks very much for the kind comments. I’m going to try and improve the site soon, just need time. It’s great to see people use it and hopefully educates folk about the value of aquatic reserves.
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Hello John,
I would like to discus about using your movie footage or photo in our Coral Protection documentary. Please reply me to my email.
Cheers,
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My apologies for the delay in responding. Have you finished editing yet? I’d love to see the end product
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Hi – I think I spotted a lillte coastal mata ray in this reserve – would that be possible? Im sure it had little spots on it too.
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Hi Emily, it would be very rare, but not impossible. The Eagle ray is sometime mistaken for a Manta, and looks similar. If the spots were white, and many of them you may have seen a rare Spotted Eagle ray. I have seen photos of them in the bay but they are tropical and rarely seen. Did you take a photo?
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