Gorgonians Collection

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Gorgonian or black coral goby, Bryaninops tigris, on black coral, Hawaii

Picture No. 11676167
Bushy Gorgonian photographed in aquarium with visible light from Indo-Pacific Ocean Date:

Picture No. 11676168
Bushy Gorgonian showing fluorescent colors when photographed under special blue light and filter photographed in aquarium from Indo-Pacific Ocean Date:

Picture No. 11676162
Bushy Gorgonian showing fluorescent colours when photographed under special blue light and filter from Indo-Pacific Ocean photographed in aquarium Date:

Coral reef C014 / 2894
Coral reef. Gorgonian (order Gorgonacea) coral, soft corals (order Alcyonacea) and lyretail anthia (Pseudanthias squamipinnis) fish on a reef

Gorgonian Sea-fan (Annella mollis) at edge of cave, Farondi Cave, Farondi, Raja Ampat, West Papua, New Guinea, Indonesia

Gorgonian sea fans (Subergorgia mollis). Sea fans are colonies of tiny coral organisms (polyps), which build rocky structures around themselves for protection and support

Blackspotted sweetlips (Plectorhinchus gaterinus, bottom) amongst gorgonians (sea fans). This fish is found in the Indo-West Pacific and grows up to around 50 centimetres in length

Cleaner shrimp on red gorgonian. Indo Pacific
Tom Campbell / SplashdownDirect

Empty shell on red gorgonian with brittle stars. USA, Channel Islands, CA
Tom Campbell / SplashdownDirect

Arrow crab on gorgonian. Indo Pacific
Tom Campbell / SplashdownDirect

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Discover the vibrant underwater world of gorgonians, as depicted in these stunning images (Picture No. 11676167, 11676168, 11676162). From the intricately branching Annella mollis sea-fan in Farondi Cave, Raja Ampat, West Papua, New Guinea (Coral reef C014 / 2894), to the bustling ecosystems teeming with life, such as blackspotted sweetlips and cleaner shrimp on red gorgonians in the Indo Pacific (Picture No. 11676168), and the unexpected finds like empty shells and brittle stars on gorgonians (USA, Channel Islands, CA, Picture No. 11676162), these fascinating corals provide essential habitat and shelter for various marine species. The gorgonian sea fans' allure doesn't end there, as they also serve as a playground for creatures like the arrow crab (Indo Pacific, Picture No. 11676167). Explore the underwater tapestry woven by these magnificent corals and the diverse cast of characters they support.