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From the main wall I headed north to the V point. There were clusters of sea hares, which made superb subject for filming. I also found quite a few young octopuses preying on tuna crabs. It looks like with time local residents started to include tuna crabs into their diet. Surrounded by tuna crabs, yellow/brown crabs were hanging out as usual. Especially they seemed more abundant on the top of the V point. I turned to the shore from there. The sandy flat below 30 ft was as clear. A large two-spotted octopus was hunting on the sand dollar field. The thermocline appeared around 30-25 ft and the water warmed up to 56F but became murky.

A nice dive.