Just found this article on National Geographic Website recently.
Tiny Mandarin Fish Reveal Surprisingly Complex Spawning Ritual
“Mandarin fish are one of the tiniest species among ocean spawners, which reproduce by depositing thousands of eggs into the water. Wide-ranging species such as tuna, whitefish, and sardines all belong to the same group, but are much harder to track and study than the tiny mandarin fish, which are only one to two inches (20 to 55 millimeters) long and live close to shore in the shallow waters of coral reefs. More…“
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You should submit this photo for some competition! It looks wonderful!
[11-03-08 | 11:49 PM]wow, awesome shot!!! it looks like “loving couple”, yes you should submit it for competition.
[19-03-08 | 2:17 PM]Aiyo… thanx girls for the motivating words. Well… I’m always too shy or lack the confidence to submit my works for any competitions. Hehehe… cos I know out there, there are many more better photos (both technically & what-nots) than mine. So, currently I’m still pretty contented with the taking them photos, sell a few & appreciating them by myself in my little corner. ;P
[19-03-08 | 2:32 PM]hey asther! thanks for the awesome kindness in words you left on my blog. Looks like you have some talent there! Please do keep in touch and hopefully we can catch up over coffee and chat about photography sometime soon
Keep snapping in the meantime!
[19-03-08 | 11:07 PM]Asther,..I’ve tagged you. Tell me 10 recent thing that make you HAPPY ^.^ Check out my Blog! hehe~ Just do it when you’re free!! Take care~
[23-03-08 | 9:55 PM]your mandarin fish picture is so cute!! hehe..
like DOlly in finding Nemo~~
by the way, Happy April Fool to you too..
[01-04-08 | 1:18 PM]where are the sumatra photos?
[03-04-08 | 5:07 PM]Still photo shopping?