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During their 2008 dive trip to Nassau, Anthony Wall took the above photo of the Flamingo Tongue at about 50 feet. Vicky took the one of the Lion Fish (below) at about the same depth. Vicky writes, "The Lion fish are well established in the Bahamas and when we were on the dive, there were some biologists catching as many as they could for study and removal from the reef. They were pretty common. Good news....the biologists told us that grouper love to eat them, but there aren't enough groupers to keep up."
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