This week I stumbled across a little toby (relative of the pufferfish) which I had never seen before. It was very camouflaged against the rocks and seaweed, and even after much examination of the photos I got of it I was unable to identify which species it is (if you know please tell me!). Besides the excitement of (potentially) a new species for Watamu Marine Park, I was struck by one photo of a close up of its face how beautifully colourful and detailed it was. Pinks, blues and greens close-up, but browns and greys of seaweed from afar. A remarkable little thing.
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