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current entries: 409 |
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Divespot: Bodu Gaa
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Author: Javier
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18.11.2008 / 17:26 |
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Many little creatures, like this shrimp in the Crinoid. Just next to it there were 2 elegand squad lobsters. A manta, an eagle ray and several turtles made the rest of the dive. |
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Divespot: Dhigu Tila
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Author: Javier
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17.11.2008 / 19:18 |
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Nice and gentle drift dive. No sharks or mantas but it was a dive full of life, trillions of silver backs being chassed by the Jack fish, and many litle staff like nudibranches and a cube (always dificult to cacht with the camera). At the end of the nursery these Clown Anemones said "come back soon" to us. |
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Divespot: Nelivaru Tila
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Author: Javier
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16.11.2008 / 18:44 |
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The current was very strong today so we dived the deep part of the sand slope, it made a beautiful dive: Several flat worms, this nice Mantis shripm, a Sting Ray and a Manta came to say good bye at the end of the dive. The best however were two beautiful males of McCosker's dwarf wrasser flighting with the fins completely extended. |
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Divespot: Daravandu Tila
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Author: Giorgia
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15.11.2008 / 18:40 |
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Today Daravandu was amazing, visibility was good, drifting in the tila, we've been able to see many moray eels, oriental sweetlips, titan triggerfish, 5 Napoleon Wrasse, and a very pleasant surprise: in just few seconds the passage of a huge feather stingray followed by a Mantaray and a Turtle. |
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