Ternate Chromis in Coral Paradise
High Resolution JPEG Picture of This shallow part of the Banda Neira reef lies inbetween the two lava flows, so it was not destroyed when reef was significantly destroyed 1988 during a volcanic eruption and the flow of lava over it. There are a lot of Isopora corals in the foreground, a Porites coral at the right side and a lot of Acropora coral behind. There is a large school of Ternate Chromis Chromis ternatensis. The species occurs in the tropical Indo-Pacific from the Red Sea and East Africa to Samoa and Tonga, north to the Ryukyu Islands, south to New Caledonia in a depth range from 2-36m, max. length 10.5cm. There are many other fish species to see, Triggerfishes, Parrotfishes, Surgeonfishes, Damselfishes, Butterflyfishes. Banda Neira between the two lava flows, Indonesia, 4°30'21.234 S 129°52'33.822 E at 4m depth [1553722373] stock photo
This image captures the Ternate chromis swimming gracefully among a diverse array of corals, including Acropora, Porites, and Isopora, in the pristine waters of Banda Neira, Indonesia. The composition showcases the rich biodiversity of coral reefs, making it an informative piece for marine biology studies. The clarity and detail of the underwater environment help illustrate the delicate balance of marine ecosystems and the importance of coral reefs in ocean health.
This image can enhance various projects such as educational materials, marine conservation campaigns, and travel brochures. Its detailed depiction of marine life is suitable for website content, infographics, and presentations. Additionally, it can be utilized in social media posts, eBooks, and posters aimed at promoting marine awareness and tourism in Indonesia's coral reef regions.
