I am writing this dive report almost three weeks after the actual dive. I don’t remember many details of the dive. It was one when the shores was still occupied by the tuna crabs. I followed my routine route going from the main wall to the V point. The first encounter was this big sea hare. While the tuna crabs were invading, on the canyon slope there were quite a lot of gigantic sea hares. Most of the time I just ignored them, but today I picked one for some wide angle shots.

I remember seeing some tuna crabs near the main wall. But then they disappeared all the way to the V point, creating a tuna crab-free zone. It’s was a nice to relief to have an ocean floor opened up for other creators. At the slope of the V point, I came across this big brown shrimp and practice with wide-angle.

Once I passed the V point, the tuna crabs re-appeared. On the crevices, there came yellow crabs. This one is solo.

While I was photographing this one, there came a pair.

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Attracted by my light, all the tuna crabs came again. This was when I saw this sandflat elbow crab. But with my light on it, all the tuna crabs came and it became impossible for me to take pictures. After a few shots, the crab disappeared.

From there I turned toward the shore. On the shallow water, I saw this big horn shark. It was chewing tuna crabs. Maybe bothered by my light, it took off, turned, and came right at me.

I was able to get one good shot before it disappeared into the dark.

It was a great dive.