Wildlife Spotting

It does matter for the Global Reef Monitoring mission.

Hello eccatlover9! Thank you for you contributions to Project Noah. You have started a nice collection here. However, KimLomman is correct, and this spotting was thus removed from the reef monitoring mission. If you read the mission's instructions carefully, you will see that your spotting did not belong there. Spottings in this mission can be used for scientific research, as can all information posted to Project Noah, so it is important that spottings are allocated to the right mission. Project Noah is a friendly community, and we kindly ask that you remain courteous to other users at all time. Thank you. http://www.projectnoah.org/terms

It still does not belong in that mission. I doubt that fish has ever seen a natural coral reef. A lot of Anthias like that one come from other aquariums or pet trade stock, not directly from the ocean.

The coral reef project is for real coral reefs, not aquariums. That fish is not a rescue, is not being rehabilitated and will not be released into the wild. And it doesn't fit into any of the categories for the NWF mission. The only mission this spotting would be eligible for is the Captive Animal mission - http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7973468

I don't think this spotting meets the requirements for any of the missions you have assigned.