Cephalopods
40 images including flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, mimic octopus and more.  To preview the images in this screensaver click here.  This item available by download only. To download, click on the flamboyant cuttlefish image at left or on the download link below the image.  After you have downloaded and installed the screensaver you will need to purchase a license if you wish to remove the registration reminders and use it beyond its trial period.   $14.95.  (8.5 Meg file) To register, click on the "Register Now " button to the right.

        Lembeh Strait Critters, Sulawesi, Indonesia
382 images from muck-diving Mecca.  Lembeh Strait has a very wide variety of habitats, from fine-black mud bottoms, to healthy fringing coral reefs. It is famous for its unusual critters. Images in this screen saver include: the blue-ringed octopus; the mimic octopus and its close relative wonderpuss; flamboyant and other cuttlefish species; several species of ghost pipe fishes; pygmy and other seahorses; pegasus sea moths; 7 species of frogfish; scorpion fish including the spectacular ambon scorpionfish, the weedy scorpionfish (Rhinopias), leaf scorpionfish, and spiny devilfish; cockatoo wasp fish; mandarin fish; fishes from many other groups including sweetlips, gobies, blennies, eels and snake eels; tozeuma and numerous other species of shrimps and crabs; over 30 species of nudibranchs; and much more.  You can preview the images in the screensaver by clicking here.  $24.95.  (NOTE:74.8 Meg file) To register, click on the "Register Now " button to the right.  Download too big? Contact us through the link button at the top of this page.

        Milne Bay Critters, Papua New Guinea
382 images from one of the world's foremost dive destinations.  Milne Bay is famous for its wide diversity of not only marine species but also of dive sites.  These sites range from pristine reefs atop submerged open sea pinnacles to some of the best known muck-dive sites anywhere in the global ocean. The images in this screen saver cover the range of living things that are found in these environments from exotic looking algae to many species of colorful reef fishes; from beautiful species of soft corals and sea fans to at-first sight odd looking ghost pipefish, scorpionfish, and lionfish; from massive whale sharks to shrimps, crabs, and pycnogonids (sea spiders) smaller than the tip of your little finger that live their lives on or in a larger host such as an anemone, starfish, urchin or coral; from numerous species of brightly colored nudibranchs and flatworms to barracudas and sharks.  All of these are represented in this screen saver drawn from images taken on our hundreds of dives over many years in Milne Bay. Preview the images in the screensaver by clicking here.  $24.95. (NOTE:50.3 Meg file) To register, click on the "Register Now " button to the right.  Download too big? Contact us through the link button at the top of this page.

         Reef Fishes
361 images illustrating the amazing diversity of fish species that are found in the tropical Pacific Ocean (and Red Sea).  Included are images of 14 species of butterflyfish, 10 species of angelfish, 6 species of frogfish and a host of other species from all of the major fish groups including seahorses, pipefish, rays sharks and virtually all of the other categories of fishes listed on our main fishes navigation page.  For some species, including several angelfish and sweetlips species the screen saver displays images of both adults and their often very different looking juveniles, and even some individuals that are in transition between the juvenile and adult phase.  Preview the images in the screensaver by clicking here.     $24.95. (NOTE: 58.8 Meg file) To register, click on the "Register Now " button to the right.  Download too big? Contact us through the link button at the the top of this page.

        Corals, Anemones and their Relatives
125 images showing the incredible diversity of color and form of the groups of organisms called coelenterates.  This group includes hard and soft corals, corallimorphs, anemones, cerianthids and zooanthids.  These organisms all feature a ring of tentacles around a mouth with a very simple underlying body structure. Many of these species are microscopic in size, but most are colonial, forming colonies that give the amazing range of shapes and forms of coral reefs and the beautiful soft corals and anemones that decorate these reefs.  Preview the images in the screensaver by clicking here. $19.95. (NOTE: 26.1 Meg file) To register, click on the "Register Now " button to the right.  Download too big? Contact us through the link button at the top of this page.