These two very distinct fish that are regularly seen near shore. The squaretail filefish on the left is distinguished by the white patch above the base of its tail fin, while the spotted pufferfish is black or brown and covered with small white spots.
These two aren’t traveling together, as some other types of fish do, to hunt or feed. They just happened to be in the same vicinity.
Graham's Island 
Lovely shot.
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I always love your underwater shots, Graham! How nice they posed for your photo op 🙂
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I wish! Getting good underwater photos is my biggest challenge. The fish are moving, the water’s moving, I’m moving. It’s a very moving experience!
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🙂
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