I have never seen more than one Sharp Tailed eel at a time, but last night about 17:00 we saw 4 together. We presume a large female and 3 smaller males chasing her.

Nice shots. Only thing I have ever seen was the ever present Hog & soap fish hanging around that I caught video of.

Antony, I just HAD to look when I saw that title. And I wasn't disappointed - great shots, again.

Gradually she managed to shake off the pack until there was just one left, notice the bite mark on her head in the last picture. These shots were taken at La Machaca.

Angie

The Hog and Soap fish follow when Sharp Tailed Eels are feeding, these eels had little interest in food!!

Thanks Alex, lots of big surge waves today.

Wow Brian!!! Great shots!

Wow!! Wow!!! Wow!!!
Those are wonderful shots Brian & Sue... very well done!

Great Shots... Thanks for sharing!!!

Great pics!!! She is a popular gal!!!

Nice shots Brian, thanks for sharing! My best to the missus.

Are the boys biting her on either side, or just have their heads on top?

I think the sharptail has the least vicious bite I've experienced thus far.

Gosh brian, so envious here,
I didn't see any of that on my dives...that is so awesome. going back in Oct. Advice on dive sites? You the man!

Looks like an underwater Ménage à Trois to me!

Thanks Brian and Sue for posting, outstanding!

Cool shots! Nice capture of eel behaviour.

Interesting!

Wow, it seems you are capturing a lot of sex on the reef brian! Very cool shots!

Voyeurism hits again!!!!

Seems like I am building a reputation, but a boys gotta havva hobby.

BT After Dark!

Great
flick's Brian! Thanks for sharing!!! Ron

what else is there to do but eat and sleep?

great pics (which lens?)

Bob two cameras working there mine was 60mm and Sue had the 105mm

What an unusual find - and great photographic coverage. Thanks!

Wow, now I know why we didn't see any Sharptail Eels on Bari this year; they were all 'gathering' up at the La Machaca.