In the past a few days, the surf at the shores has remained low. However, big swells are on the horizon. I took the opportunity and headed out to the grassy patch for a quick dive. The water was milky at the shallow but it was clear at depth. The grass patch was quiet and peaceful.

The navanax was very active recently – I spotted a few of them in a very small area. They were huge in size and bright in color, roaming around the grass. I didn’t see mating pairs this time but got a few close-ups.

Here are a few more pictures.

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I was looking for Janolus and Triopha, but had no success. The Dirona picta remained strong – they were everywhere.

So I basically spent the whole dive with these guys.

p.s. This is the dive I realize the importance of a pony bottle as a redundant air source. For a moment I was thinking that my pressure gauge was not reading the right pressure. It was just a false thinking but could happen in reality.