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Hi everyone.
I have traveled to Okinawa in Japanese subtropics in June and have taken pictures of freshwater fish in a natural habitat in the water.
Some pictures of the fish and videos besides Stiphodon genus are introduced.

Around the mouth of a river.
The young fish crowd(Amphidromous migration) going upstream to a freshwater river from a sea.
Video clip is on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA4Hdim1TBw

Pandaka trimaculata,Rinogobius sp,Sicyoputerus sp and others.




Fish from downstream.
Various fish and shrimp are seen in this videoclip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rkdHU9Ce_E

Eleotris acanthopoma



Eleotris fusca
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Microphis (Coelonotus) leiaspis



Stenogobius sp


Mugil cephalus cephalus


Macrobrachium sp


Rinogobius sp in a middle-class area on a river.
Video clip is blow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMIoO3sEO2w

Rinogobius sp

Always great to see your pics!

Wonderful thanks for sharing

Simply stunning

Hmmm
Great!

Hi everybody!
Thank you for comment.

Hi gentle man.
Thank you for excavating pictures of the subtropical expedition one year ago.
I add some pictures of this year.

hi Odyssey, what are the two fish in the last pic ,with the black markings in the caudal and dorsal ?

Superb!!

Hi
Thanks for comment.

piggy4 wrote:hi Odyssey, what are the two fish in the last pic ,with the black markings in the caudal and dorsal ?

Kuhlia rupestris


Big one of Kuhlia rupestris

Wow, look at the colors on the goby in the last pic! Amazing! We still haven't seen those guys in the trade here in States. Odyssey, I am curious about your underwater camera setup. What are you using to take these wonderful pictures?

Hi SgtMajWiggles!

SgtMajWiggles wrote: I am curious about your underwater camera setup. What are you using to take these wonderful pictures?

The digital camera which I use now is S95 of Canon.
The waterproof case is made in Canon, too.
http://usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/prod ... ccessories

The detailed information of Sicyoputerus appears in this thread.
http://forums.loaches.com/viewtopic.php ... 0&start=45

Hi odyssey, thanks for the reply and bonus pics !

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