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Facts about Kona, Big Island of Hawaii It is in United States Kona, Big Island of Hawaii is in the Pacific.

Dive types Marine Life Diving facilities

Images taken on this dive site

by Steven Daniel
Ornate Butterfly Fish

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by Mark Hoevenaars
Sea Butterfly, taken 3 miles off the coast of Kona, in 6,000 feet of water.

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by Mark Hoevenaars
Blackwater dive off Kona, HI in 6,000 feet of water. Unknown species. Please message me if you know what this is, but it appears to be some type of juvenile box fish.

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by Mark Hoevenaars
Fisher's Seahorse - hippocampus fisheri Rare, elusive, pelagic, nocturnal seahorse endemic to Hawai'i, found in 1,000-6,000 feet of water. Taken on blackwater dive off the coast of Kona, HI in 6,000 feet of water.

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by Mark Hoevenaars
Juvenile Box Fish on blackwater dive in 6,000 feet of water off the coast of Kona, Hawai'i.

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by Mark Hoevenaars
A tiny pelagic shrimp (not sure of species) struggles through the viscous water 3 miles off the coast of Kona during a blackwater night dive.

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by Mark Hoevenaars
A manta ray glides by in the dark waters off the coast of Kona.

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by Kevin Robert Panizza
Diver in Kona Hawaii

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by Kevin Robert Panizza
School of Convict Tang on a Hawaiian Reef Canon 5D MK II, 15mm Fisheye,Ikelite Housing,two DS-161 Strobes

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by Ken Thiessen
Juvenile Frogfish

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by Ken Thiessen
Cowrie with mantle out in Three room cave, Kona Coast

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by Ken Thiessen
Blue Dragon

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by Kandace Heimer
I shot the manta ray on the Kona Night Manta dive. I shot the background at the Ghost Ranch outside of Santa Fe, NM, then I built the planet, stars and comet in Photoshop.

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