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Save 30% on white t-shirts, ties and mugs

Save 50% on bags

Save 10% on everything else!

Our fulfillment partner Zazzle has some fabulous deals for Scubadorable customers this Cyber Monday. These deals run from 12AM PT through 10AM PT. Use code ZCYBERMONDAY at checkout for these great savings.

• $5 off t-shirts
• $3 off mugs
• 50% off cards and postcards

You’ll also get free shipping when you spend at least $50. The Cyber Monday free shipping deal and savings coupon can be used on Scubadorable.com products from 12AM PT through 10AM PT on Monday, 28 November, 2011.

Can you guess what Scubadorable fish this is? Underwater photographers love this species because of its fearless curiosity.

Check the Meet the Fish and Friends page to see if you can find it!

The answer to the last Spot the Scubadorable was Stoplight Parrotfish.

Can you guess what Scubadorable fish this is? Although named for its fantastic coloration, this species has several different color forms, depending on the stage of life.

Check the Meet the Fish and Friends page to see if you can find it!

The answer to the last Spot the Scubadorable was Sergeant Major.

Great Barracudas have strong jaws. Great Barracudas have under-bites; the lower jaw juts out beyond the upper jaw.

The diet of a Great Barracuda consists almost entirely of other fish.

Barracudas are sometimes known as “tigers of the sea” in part because of their sharp, pointy teeth.

Great Barracudas have internal swim bladders which they expand or contract to adjust their position in the water.

Great Barracudas have few natural predators.

Great Barracudas use stealth in obtaining prey. The typical strategy is to lie still and wait for a prey fish to come into striking distance.

The Great Barracuda was added to Scubadorable on November 7th, 2007. Check out our cute Great Barracuda apparel and gifts.

Can you guess what Scubadorable fish this is? This species would feel at home in either the United States Army or the United States Marine Corps.

Check the Meet the Fish and Friends page to see if you can find it!

The answer to the last Spot the Scubadorable was Clown Triggerfish.

There are almost 50 species of seahorse in the world. The Dwarf Seahorse is the smallest seahorse to live in American waters, usually measuring in at under an inch at adulthood. They can grow to two inches in captivity.

Male seahorses have brood pouches, which they use to carry eggs which have been deposited by a female.

A group of seahorses together is called a herd.

Guinness names the Dwarf Seahorse the slowest-moving species of fish. It travels at a top speed of just five feet per hour.

Despite their breeding success in captivity, and their relative popularity in aquaculture, little is known about the wild habits of Dwarf Seahorses.

The Dwarf Seahorse was added to Scubadorable on August 21st, 2007. Check out our cute seahorse apparel and gifts.

Can you guess what Scubadorable fish this is? This cutie lives in coral reefs in tropical Indo-Pacific waters as well as the Red Sea. Check the Meet the Fish page to see if you can find it!

Welcome to the new Scubadorable! Today we have launched a completely new design of our website and all of our products with original Scubadorable fish and friends can now be customized at our new fulfillment company Zazzle.com.

On our new website you can more easily browse our products and designs from the menu on the right and search by keywords with the search box on every page. For instance, you can search for ‘clownfish’ or ‘Santa’. Since we launched Scubadorable back in 2006 we have had the same old website so we’re happy to finally have something new and are planning to add new fish species and other cute marine animals in the months to come.

All our high-quality Scubadorable items are great gifts for scuba divers, snorkelers and fishkeepers and tropical fish hobbyists, marine biologists and researchers, and anyone else that has an interest or fascination with the beautiful sea-life depicted in our illustrations and designs.

We’d love to hear from you, so please let us know what you think of Scubadorable and if you have any suggestions or questions.

Can you guess what Scubadorable fish this is?

This cutie lives in coral reefs in tropical western Atlantic waters. Check the meet the fish page to see if you can find it!