#Siganus

[snototter]

A pair of masked spinefoot fish (Siganus puellus) in Panglao, Phillipines

by François Libert

[seaslugger]

Year of the Sea Rabbits

As it is the lunar new year, here is a quick commemorative color sketch of my seabunny and 2 totally different types of rabbitfish merfolk (foxface and large-eyed).

2023 is coincidentally the year of the water rabbit, of all elements, which is perfect. I contemplated adding a seahare but that may be pushing it. Expect refined versions in the future, and happy new year.

[sea2019life]

Magnificent Foxface (Siganus magnificus).jpeg

[fishyfacts]

Caring for the Foxface Rabbitfish Fish The Foxface Rabbitfish Fish (Siganus vulpinus) is a marine fish that is both hardy and attractive. It is found in tropical marine waters around the world, mostly in the Indo Pacific region but also in the warmer parts of the Atlantic Ocean. It feeds on algae and small invertebrates, …

[danireef]

UltraMarine Magazine 98, appena uscito, parla dei pesci coniglio

UltraMarine Magazine 98, appena uscito, parla dei pesci coniglio UltraMarine Magazine 97 è disponibile con tanti nuovi articoli di cui uno interessantissimo sui Pesci coniglio, i Siganus per intenderci Read the full article

[daniloronchi]

UltraMarine Magazine 98, appena uscito, parla dei pesci coniglio

UltraMarine Magazine 98, appena uscito, parla dei pesci coniglio UltraMarine Magazine 97 è disponibile con tanti nuovi articoli di cui uno interessantissimo sui Pesci coniglio, i Siganus per intenderci Read the full article

[ibnu-misih]

Hanya penikmat geter. Tackle UL seadanya #fish #fishing #ultralightfishing #ultralightfishingindonesia #garonger #garongernusantara #baronang #siganus #pulaumandangin https://www.instagram.com/p/B8tMQwAJ9MR/?igshid=1k1dqoe74rd7l

[entuacuario]

Pez Cara de Zorro (Siganus Vulpinus)

Pez Cara de Zorro (Siganus Vulpinus), cuidados y caracteristicas 🐠 #EnTuAcuario #PezCaraDeZorro #PecesMarinos #Acuariofilia #Peces #Acuarios #Pecera #SiganusVulpinus

El Pez Cara de Zorro (Siganus Vulpinus) lo podemos encontrar distribuido principalmente en el Océano Indico-Pacifico, desde las islas que conforman el Pacífico central asta Indonesia. Habita en las paredes más profundas de las paredes de los arrecifes de coral. Pertenece al género Siganus y a la familia de las Siganidae (peces conejo). Características El pez Cara de Zorro se trata de un pez…

[psikonauti]

Vermiculate rabbitfish (Siganus vermiculatus)

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[cool-critters]

Magnificent rabbitfish (Siganus magnificus)

The magnificent rabbitfish is a rabbitfish from the eastern Indian Ocean. It occasionally makes its way into the aquarium trade. It grows to a length of 24 cm.

photo credits: wikimedia

[melanieasteur]

[tropicalredphish]

Magnificent foxface rabbitfish (siganus magnificus) is another underrated fish that deserve more love in the hobby #coralsdaily #foxfacerabbitfish #magnificentfoxface #rabbitfish #angelfish #yellowtang #tominitang #aquarium #saltwaterfish #marinelife #reeftank #reef2reef #reeffish https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc3-UsYLmbN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sea2019life]

Purple Tang Fish

Bicolor Foxface (Siganus uspi)

[samoceanwarrior]

This Cloudy Grouper (Epinephelus erythrurus) has caught its Dinner which is a streaked spinefoot (Siganus javus), also known as the Java rabbitfish. The Grouper reaches a length of: 45 cm Streaked Spinefoot reaches a length of: 30 cm the spinefoot has venomous spines interesting the grouper doesn't care...is immune? #scubadiving #underwater #photography by #DanielSasse #wildlife #marinelife https://www.instagram.com/p/CUKyR0FvM8R/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rovlemhageslibrary]

WBJ2019-Diaries of Straud: Prompt Ten

Year 2 day 1: happy founding day, aka yay we didn’t all die in cryo sleep

(What holidays & traditions are observed in your world?)ten

Two years, hard to believe we’ve been here two years well two local years, it’s been about two and an eigth Earth years. Hopefully the celebrations will be a little more joyous than they were the first years. Now that everyone’s settled in and things are still progressing well, the future looks bright and the accidental stranding we’ve experienced won’t weigh as heavily on every one.

Normally founding day is a happy day meant to celebrate the colonization of the world we’re on, and the bravery and tenacity of those who came before us and gave their lives to make our lives possible. Honestly it almost takes on a Dia De Los Muertos vibe in most of the older colonies, and on some of the younger colonies as well, because they won’t just celebrate their founding but the founding of the colony or colonies that they sprung from you know.

Kinda like how the Beta Siganus colony celibates the founding of Fortuna it’s father colony, and the founding of the Alpha Centauri colony which fathered Fortuna. And Earth for being the cradle we all grew up in. Here we’ve chosen to celebrate the safety and the luck, good design, or gods that got all of us to the colony alive. As well as our lack of issues in setting up the colonies and the lack of aliens who want us dead for suddenly intruding on their world.

Some said it wasn’t the brightest idea making our founding celebrations make note of the misfortune that’s left us cut off from the rest of humanity and many of us to never see any of our loved ones that didn’t come with us. But several also argued that we should to remind us to be cautious so we can try to survive to see our loved ones again because we won’t stay out of contact for ever. We have the ships logs and once we can repair and refuel it we can retrace our steps. The captain also argued that we had to confront those feelings less we leave them to fester into something greater.

So yeah the founders day celebration happened the first year but it was a hard sell, and tended to be more muted than the planet wide three day party some of the older colonies have had. A lot of us got to try some local flora that the scientists were sure was safe for us to eat now. I hope I’ll get to try some of that blueish purple nebula berry... I have got to find out the name of that thing... or maybe name it myself, that would be fairly cool.

Of course founding day shouldn’t be confused with founders day, which is usually the day the last original founder of a colony dies. The day the last member of the first group of colonists to put it more clearly. It’s typically way more somber and is usually left to more local cities towns and neighbor hoods what they do. Usually the government will have some speeches or shows talking about it run on the radio and government channels.

It’ll probably be a long time till we can celebrate launching day, those tend to be a lot more informal and also tend to stop being celebrated after a few years. Basically when your colony is the starting site of a new colony ship, the day the ship launches is launching day. The day your colony gave birth. It’s more focused on as a sign that your colony has grown and hit a new point of maturity that it’s generating it’s own colonies.

Ah, that sounds like the band is starting, guess the celebration is starting now. Write to you later future me, book, people snooping in my diary.

No cake for the rest of the week for people in the last party mentioned.