belted wrasse, green wrasse, orange-bar wrasse, or 'omaka, Stethojulis balteata (endemic species), terminal phase or supermale expelling sand after feeding, Kahaluu Beach Park, Kona Coast, Hawaii Island (the Big Island) Hawaiian Islands (Central Pacific Ocean)


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Image ID: 0037653-DPE.jpg

belted wrasse

belted wrasse, green wrasse, orange-bar wrasse, or 'omaka, Stethojulis balteata (endemic species), terminal phase or supermale expelling sand after feeding, Kahaluu Beach Park, Kona Coast, Hawaii Island (the Big Island) Hawaiian Islands (Central Pacific Ocean)
Credit to: Blue Planet Archive / Doug Perrine

Image dimensions: 5400x3600

URL for this image: https://pictures.blueplanetarchive.com/image/I0000t_P4fR4eMYo

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