Mabul & Sipadan Macro Page 1 of 2

	This is a Clown or Painted Frog Fish that we found at a site called "Froggie Lair" off Mabul. Like all froggies, he generally sits in one spot waving his lure in front of his mouth until a fish stops by to check out the lure and becomes "Instant Dinner" Taken with a Nexus Housed Nikon F4 on Velvia Film 105mm micro Nikor with a 4T diopter Lighting with a Subtronic Gamma and S&S YS30 TTL Slave
	On another night dive off Mabul, we spotted legions of these well armed anemone crabs. Their protective shells are covered with various anemones to provide further protection. Taken with a Nexus Housed Nikon F4 on Velvia Film 105mm micro Nikor with a 4T diopter Lighting with a Subtronic Gamma and S&S YS30 TTL Slave
	There are many handsome Blennies on the shallow reefs of Mabul, and this little fellow showed no fear of the camera. Taken with a Nexus Housed Nikon F4 on Velvia Film 105mm micro Nikor with two stacked 4T diopters Lighting with a Subtronic Gamma and S&S YS30 TTL Slave
	The night reefs of Mabul are alive with decorator crabs of all sizes and descriptions. This crabby has attached bits of colored living sponge and tunicates all over its' body for camouflage and protection. Taken with a Nexus Housed Nikon F4 on Velvia Film 200mm micro Nikor with 6T diopter Lighting with a Subtronic Gamma and S&S YS30 TTL Slave