Bahamas Snorkeling Blog

Some snorkelers in the Bahamas refer to the yellow goatfish as either the yellow saddle or goldsaddle goldfish. The yellowsaddle is distinguished by a pair of barbels andndash; commonly called whiskers andndash; hanging down from their chins.

The White Spotted Filefish at full maturity usually makes its home in shallow waters. It can be found in depths of no more than 30 meters often in lagoons, seaward reefs, and seagrass beds.

The scrawled cowfish, in particular, is one of the most distinguishable types of fish you are likely to see.

Come see a cool sea critter on your next Bahamas snorkeling adventure, and see the Lobster of the Bahamas in person! Click here to learn more about this interesting animal and come see it in it's natural habitat.

You've worked hard, saved your pennies, and now it's time to pack your bags and jet-set off to the Caribbean for some fun in the sun.