Best Fish Photobombs

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This time I decided to take a picture of a pipe organ coral. I usually take a few shots to have a choice. My tang sees me shooting and comes over an takes a dump.
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So when you see me post a crappy short, it isn't always my fault.
 
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Tried to get a close up of this Granulosa when the Bangaii came by...
 
I tried to get a picture of baby Zuma Ricordea mushrooms and a purple sponge and he covered the sponge. The sponge probably wouldn't have been in focus but...
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I was experimenting with exposure compensation, ISO and aperture trying to get clear pictures of highly florescent corals that usually are washed out. In this case, I was looking for help with this diseased short stem goniopora. One again, this tang decided I must be trying to photograph it.
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Ha! I had a yellow tang that would photobomb all. the. time.
 
So this dude never comes out and look, he decided to grace us with his presence while I was taking pictures. And then he gets Photobombed by damsel.

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