A Sharpnose Pufferfish, in amongst the stalks of a Purple Stovepipe Sponge.
He's wee, two or three inches long when full grown but this guy is a juvenile and quite a bit smaller than that.
They are generally solitary. They say they "swim" about the reefs and seagrass beds. But I am going to tell you that that swimming is much more of a "darting about".... making them a challenging subject to photograph, even though they are quite plentiful.
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