St. Vincent is the Critter Capital of the Caribbean

Bill Tewes and his staff will amaze you with the variety and abundance of unique marine life in St. Vincent. Amongst the wonderful assortment you can see the following fish and invertebrates.
Click on the name highlighted in blue to link to the photograph.

Basslets	Flounders	Other Fish
three line basslet	maculated flounder	cherub angelfish
fairy basslet	peacock flounder	black ear basses
	eyed flounder	boga
Blennies	channel flounder	banded butterfly fish
yellowface pike blenny	dusky flounder	goldenphase coney
bluethroat pike blenny	tropical flounder	blue spotted cornetfish
red banner blenny		honeycomb cowfish
punk blenny	Gobies	spotted drum
sail fin blenny	bridled goby	juv. spotted drum
flagfin blenny	colon goby	juv. yellowtail damsels
glass blenny	browbar goby	flying gurnards
blackcheek blenny	quillfin goby	highhats
yellowcheek blenny	hovering goby	jackknives
goggle eye blenny	tusk goby	bluelip parrotfish
Crabs	short stripe goby	sand diver
spotted porcelain crab	redlip goby	smooth trunkfish
pea crab	spotfin goby	spotted scorpionfish
sand dollar pea crabs		night sergeant
southern teardrop crabs	Hamlets	sunshine fish
decorator crab	shy hamlet	tobacco fish
cryptic teardrop crabs	golden hamlet	blackear wrasse
ocellated box crabs		whitenose pipefish
flame box crabs	Jawfish
eroded mud crabs	banded jawfish	Seahorses
channel clinging crabs	bluebar jawfish	longsnout seahorse
hairy clinging crabs	yellowhead jawfish	longsnout seahorse
red ridged clinging crabs	Lobster	Shrimp
banded clinging crabs	red banded lobster	spotted cleaner shrimp
nimble spray crabs		golden coral shrimp
neck crabs	Morays	banded coral shrimp
sponge crabs	broadband moray	peppermint shrimp
arrow crab	chain moray	squat anemone shrimp
Eels	chestnut moray	arrow shrimp
manytooth conger	goldentail moray	red pistol or snapping shrimp
black spotted snake eel	spotted moray	invisible shrimp
spotted snake eel		sponge anemone shrimp
gold spotted eel	Slugs	two claw shrimp
stippled spoonnose eel	lettuce sea slug	unidentified shrimp
sharptail eel	leech headshield slug
spotted spoon nose eel		Other Invertebrates
	Snails	amber pen shell
Frogfish	fingerprint cyphoma	octopus
longlure frog fish	flamingo tongue	starfish
striated frog fish	simnia	un-identified worm
A Dive St. Vincent icon, Bill's hand combs the turtle grass looking for his "critters."

Also see The Dive St. Vincent Photo Galleries from visiting guests