The dive condition at the shores has been consistently been just about average. Although the waves were small, the mixing current made the visibility less than optimum. At the shallow, the algae bloomed as the water was warm. But down the canyon, it was very cold. After all, the spring is the winter season of the ocean. To me the size of the swell is the only factor that determines whether I would go out for a dive.

Tonight the water was calm and I headed to the V point for a leisure dive. The condition was pretty much the same as the past a few dives. I didn’t go too north and started just at the edge of the canyon. The first interesting sighting was this sea urchin, with the shape and color I had never seen before. Checked a few websites and I didn’t find the ID.

The water at the canyon was pretty murky. I cruised very closely along the wall. While I was taking pictures of a few goby fish, this mantis shrimp came out of tiny hole.

The mantis shrimp was not uncommon but this was my first time seeing one carrying a prey.

Of course bubble snail was always fun to watch.

On the slope down the canyon, I came across this larva of a flat fish. Most likely, it was the larva of a tongue fish but I was certain.

I saw the same larva before. The body was nearly transparent – I could see the heart clearly and even see through the body.

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As the crap patch was occupied by the algae, it seemed like all the nudibranchs moved to the V point. It was crazy – in one picture I could find a pair of black dorid, two Doto armyra, and a big Dendronotus frondosus.

This is also the first time I found a pair of black dorids.

At the V-point, while I was taking picture of a sea anemone, a big worm crawled right in front of me. It was the size of my palm. Crazy shape. I later on found out it was a sea mouse.

This was another first time encounter! Very cool.

Well, the condition might well be just average but the encounters at the shores were amazing recently. Again, what an incredible dive!