Snapping in and out of the catfish were several tiny jacks that had
taken on the striped pattern of the catfish. This is likely a case of
opportunistic mimicry; the jacks may benefit both from access to prey
flushed out by the swarming catfish and protection from predators.For
more information, visit: http://blennywatcher.com/
Photos originally posted in our Lembeh Strait trip journal (http://fishid.com/marinelifeblog/lembeh-the-gift-that-keeps-giving/).
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