38K views · 1.8K reactions | Robust Ghost Pipefish have a tubular mouth that they use to suck up tiny prey such as small crustaceans and shrimp, making them efficient hunters in their underwater habitat. #pipefish #fish #ocean #marinelife #olympus #uwcamera | Critter Hunter | Facebook

Meet the masters of disguise - robust ghost pipefish! These incredible creatures drift among seagrass and debris, perfectly camouflaging to avoid predators. Unlike true pipefish, they don't swim upright and are actually relatives of seahorses! Found in pairs during breeding season, they add a magical touch to Nusa Penida's vibrant reefs. Have you spotted them on a dive? #diving #fishing #ocean #oceanlife | Bird Lover

Robust ghost pipefish, also known as Solenostomus cyanopterus, are fascinating creatures found in tropical waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. 🛌 Stay with us at Sierra Resort Dauin 🤿 Come dive with us at Critter Republic Dive Center They belong to the Syngnathidae family, which includes seahorses and pipefish. Despite their name, they are not true pipefish but rather closely related to them. These masters of camouflage are adept at blending into their surroundings, often mimicking the app