In addition to the hairy frogfish, Lembeh boasts the hairy shrimp as part of its assortment of hairy residents. Hairy shrimp (also known as algae shrimp) count as one of the tiniest critters in the Lembeh Strait - growing up to just 5mm. In this article, we take a closer...
Scott Gutsy Tuason Photography Workshop at Lembeh Resort: April 15-22, 2024Â
Do you want to take your underwater photography to the next level with professional support, guidance and mentoring? Join our next macro underwater photography workshop with award winning, underwater photography pro, Scott Gutsy Tuason.
April 15-22, 2024
Open to all...
Capturing Critters in Lembeh UW photography workshop is back in January 2025 for what will be our 12th year running!! As each year passes, we find it harder to believe that what started out as a seed of an idea to host three photo pros, has now been running for...
The Hippocampus bargibanti was the first species of pygmy seahorse discovered in as late as 2000. There are now known to be several species of pygmy seahorses which rarely grow to more than 2cm in length including the tail.
Pygmy seahorses are not found worldwide and the majority of them inhabit...
When it comes to marine life species with special or unusual abilities, then the electric clams has to be near the top of the list! These incredible critters are a rare find here in Lembeh so a sighting is extra special. In this Blog we take a more in depth...