![1 -3 inches, Actinopterygii, Animalia, Chordata, Deep Sea Creature, Gibberfish, Gibberichthyidae, Gibberichthys, Gibberichthys latifrons, Gibberichthys pumilus, Laz Ruda, Lazaro Ruda Wildlife Photographer, Neopterygii, Stephanoberyciformes, TheLivingSea.com, West Palm Beach, [LOCATION], baby, black water, black water dive, blackwater, deep sea creatures, gibberfishes, juvenile, larva, larvae, larval, larval stage, less than 1 inch, macro, night, night dive, pelagic, pelagic magic, stephanoberyciform, underwater photo](https://oceanwildlifephoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/190809-190025-0066.jpg)
This deep sea Gibberfish larvae is a very special sighting as it has rarely been photographed alive. Those strange flower-like extensions trailing behind the fish are part of its body, but its purpose is unknown.
This deep sea Gibberfish larvae is a very special sighting as it has rarely been photographed alive. Those strange flower-like extensions trailing behind the fish are part of its body, but its purpose is unknown.