Dive site-- Front Poarch, Bonaire

Facts about Front Poarch It is in Netherlands Antilles Front Poarch is in the Gulf of Venezuela. The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet. The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.

Images taken on this dive site

by J. Daniel Horovatin
Octopus shot with Olympus C-7070 with PT-027 housing and Sea & Sea YS-110a strobe.

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by John Roach
I am lovin your eye stuff! Peacock Flounder; Bothus Lunatus. Classified by Carl Linnaeus in 1758.

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by John Roach
Rare Ringed Blenny

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by John Roach
Ringed Blenny "Starksia hassi"

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by John Roach
Black Crinoid Shrimp Almost impossible to see when in their host crinoid. 60mm Sub-seex10 Taken with my friend Daniel Horovaith 92 FSW

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by John Roach
Peppermint shrimp in gray Stove-pipe sponge 60mm

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by John Roach
Another local resident of "Front Porch".

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by John Roach
Arrow Crab

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by John Roach
I don't think he has tonsils. One of the many eels @ Front Porch, Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean

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by John Roach
10 days after the full moon and this is what happens!

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by John Roach
Nose hairs! Another shot taken with my friend Dan Horovatin at "Front Porch" Bonaire Dutch Caribbean. An unlimited variety of subjects!

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by John Roach
Size is not going to be an issue in this confrontation. Another resident of "Front Porch" Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean.

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by John Roach
Peppermint Shrimp dancing in the spot liight.

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by John Roach
One of the many Ringed Blennys @Front Porch Bonaire Dutch Carribean

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by John Roach
Just clownin around. Secretary blenny. "Front Porch" Bonaire

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