A swarm of female sea goldies in the blue hole (Pseudanthias squamipinnis) adds a splash of color to the coral drop-off in the Blue Hole. The male sea goldie retains a harem of 5-10 females, which is why the number of females usually always far outnumber males. When the male dies one of the females will undergo sex reversal and take the place of the missing male.
Photo taken on breath hold with a Canon VIXIA HF G30 HD Camcorder
