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The Gate keepers. Sandy anemones occur also in gullies and collect passing food with their sticky tentactles. Sand also sticks to its tentacles therefore the name sandy anemones
By Peet J Van Eeden
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Spiral of Life. The fan of the Red fan worm demonstrated the Fibonacci sequence.
By Peet J Van Eeden
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Lionfish on the house reef at Marsa Shagra.
By Shannon Moran
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centolla crab. canon 60D canon 60mm lens two ikelite subtrobe seacam houisng.gardens of the queen.cuba
By Noel Lopez
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Manta Rays in the blue of Indian Ocean
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Little and large taken under government permit
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Underwater Photo Location: Port Elizabeth

Underwater Photo Location: Port Elizabeth

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Beautiful dive site on the wild side in Port Elizabeth. Average deapth +-21m. Being on the wild side the water is generally 1-3 degrees colder than in the bay. Beautiful colours and a large variety of animal species from Nudibranches to game fish.
Facts about Port Elizabeth
  • It is in South Africa
  • Port Elizabeth is in the Indian Ocean.
  • The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
Dive types
dayboat

Marine Life
bigsmallsharkscoralshoals

Diving facilities
friendly

Photo facilities
macro

by Anthony Wooldridge
A Basket Star on some Noble Coral taken at Gasmic reef in Port Elizabeth, ISO 100 1/60 f2.6

by Anthony Wooldridge
Fishing boats,taken in the Port Elizabeth Harbour

by Rafal Raszewski
Raggie shark, Port Elizabeth South Africa, December.D70,Nikkor 10,5mm,SB800

by Claudia Weber-Gebert
sardine run - feeding frenzy
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