Headed out today to the canyon, hoping to see the triggerfish again. I dropped off a bit north and followed the canyon wall to the south. The cliff was steep and the big octopus was hanging inside the den.

Seeing my light, it switched to a defensive position. The animal was sensitive to my dive light, so I snapped a few shots and moved along.

After a few kicks, I got to the slope with lots of kelp. Then I saw this maga pipefish. It has a much bigger size compared to common pipefish with thin and short bodies. I am almost certain that I saw the same fish a few weeks ago because they showed up at exactly the same spot.

This pipefish was long and swimming all the time. Getting its tiny face focused was challenging. But its golden color on a pitch black background was really cool.

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After I passed the Vallecitos Point and got to the same location of triggerfish sighting as yesterday, the fish was nowhere to find. I think it was gone. I cruised along the canyon wall. There were quite a few cool sightings. This tiny decorated crab was interesting. I couldn’t tell what it put on its body.

The baby rock fish was very vigilant at night. When approached, they dart back and forth to confuse any potential predators.

Another cool sighting was this tube worm. Once in a while, I came across some with their tentacles extended out, like a flower. But they are super shy – even the camera flash would scare them away.

Well, the search for the triggerfish was not successful. But it was a nice dive!