It appears something tried to eat this fish from the tears on the skin. The venomous spines of the Lionfish must have saved the day.

When feeling threatened (being spotted by a divers flashlight) the octopus is all about bluster,
color, and texture change as seen here

Amphiprion frenatus

May be a bit pregnant with a recovering bite on tail.

Nembrotha milleri

A pair of Filefish in a mating prelude

Actually anal sacs, and the unusual part of this is that there are two.
Very uncommon to see

The feeding tentacle is present in the center of this image. It acts as a sticky harpoon to capture it's
prey.

"you wanna piece of me?!"

View in original size and notice the abdomen is full of eggs.

One cool dude

White eyed morays

This crab covers its body with bits of sponge.

After injecting its dinner with a venomous harpoon, this cone shell swallowed its prey.
This all happened in just a few minutes.

Dragonet in drag!

This poor pufferfish wandered into the tentacles of this very large tube worm in the sand.

Be sure to view the head on this creature in original size!

This unlikely couple live together in the same burrow and protect one another from predators.

The bold pygmy faces the camera, while the shy pregnant pygmy seahorse looks the other way.
Note the way this incredible creature has developed to look so much like the soft coral it calls home.

Nembrotha chamberlaini

Pteraeolidia ianthina