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Red Moki, Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand
These iconic fish are often seen by divers around the North Island and top of the South Island. They live in shallow water around rocky reefs, and are active during the day. Their thick lips are used to noisily snatch crabs, sea urchins, worms and other creatures from rocks and seaweed on the seafloor. They can live up to 60 years. This one was encountered at Tie Dye Arch and I've renewed my acquaintance on a number of occasions.
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