Headed out to the shores for a night dive – what a great relaxation to be able to get into the water. The conditions were about average. All the creature were out and about. Diving at night is magic – at night the water column disappears in the darkness. Without the emerald background during the day, I no longer feel or see the water. As if this turns water into the sky for the creatures to fly.

I didn’t swim far. Instead I was hanging around the Vallecitos Point most of the time and saw all the usual creatures.

The night belongs to the octopus. They are all out, hunting on the canyon wall.

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But one exciting sighting was right on the plat above the Vallecitos Point – a tiny creature I thought was a nudibranch. It turns out to be a Flabelliderma papillosa. Very cool found.

I was in deco and the water was surgy, otherwise I could take a video and more pictures.

What a cool dive.