Hiding in Plain Sight - Frogfish

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Contributed by Karen Stearns added 2012-07-13

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NicolaiL added 2013-03-07

I love that fish :-) Think I saw it the first time in 2003 - well I didn't see it but the instructer pointed at it and made the flogfish signal with his hands, but I was to new to diving to get this signals and had no idea what I was looking for. I was sure he was just pointing at a rock.

Uploaded a nice video of a flog fish on Facebook the other day: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151251485042805&set=vb.118726291512501&type=3 - love that fish :-)

Best regards, Nicolai fra http://www.dive.in

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