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Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The visibility was amazing, especially in the sandy shallow. One interesting encounter was a yellow crab eating an octopus alive. Also saw a mantis shrimp (Pseudosquillopsis marmorata). While I was cruising south toward the V point, I saw this armed box crab pushed down the canyon…
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Here are a few pictures from tonight’s dive at the shores. The condition was great. There are quite a few interesting encounters. One is the Flabelliderma papillosa, a worm with very strange looking. On the north of the V point, I saw this shrimp again. Affordable prices for world class generic viagra choose here drugs…
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A few pictures from tonight’s dive at the shores. The condition remains great. It’s cold and the thermocline pretty much disappeared, but the visibility was breathtaking. One highlight of the dive was a dark-spot cadlina (Cadlina sparsa), my first time seeing it at the shores. Another cool critter was a juvenile sandflat elbow crab (Heterocrypta…
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Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The poor visibility in the shallow above 30 ft is deceiving. Instead, I found >20 ft viz at the canyon, no surge, and abundant life. There were so many C. divae on the wall. From the main wall, I headed north toward the V point. On…
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Finally went back to the shores for a dive tonight. Despite the weird current and very green water, the canyon was full of life. The days got so long – there was still daylight even after I finished the dive. I don’t dive the shores during day every often so it was nice to see…
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Headed to the south wall at the shores for a night dive. The surf became much smaller. The encounters are not uncommon. There were still a lot of yellow crabs. I came across this male with a bright red color. On the south wall, I started to see more and more sarcastic fringeheads on the…
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