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Sargent major swimming between coral heads.
Swimming between two coral heads on turtle reef in Grand Case St. Martin.
wreck of the Commerce
Sergent Majors with coral
Eagle ray following the contours of the sandy bottom.
A sea fan near the surface.
lone fish under coral over hang
Yellow tail snapper hunting silversides
Odd shaped brain coral
I was just glad to avoid stepping on this fellow as I walked along the beach at Playa del Carmen while I waited to go diving in Cozumel.
In the British Virgin Islands the Indians dive site is so named for several rocky outcroppings that rise above the water. Underwater is like a large fish tank with different fishes and corals. The squirrel fish seemed surpized to see us.
Wreckage from the RMS Rhone
There is quite a wide variety of fish around Dog Island.
Dog Island in the British Virgin Islands had quite a variety of hard corals and fish.
Lighthouse reef near Key west has a substantial abundance of fish. Saw this one just after getting out the the boat.
Rhone wreckage
Hogfish at the Rhone
Hull of the RMS Rhone
Barrel Sponge with Blue Chromis
Silversides on the sandy spit
Time to go sailing
RMS Rhone Bulkhead
Interior of the Rhone is loaded with coral and other sea life. This is looking into a passageway left in the Rhone.
Yellow sponges with blue Chromis
Trunk fish at the "Indians". Just off the coast of Pelican island is a rocky feature know as the "Indians". Because of the stormy skies the dive was essentially a night dive. Towards the end of the dive I came across this very shy trunkfish.
I doubt that these french grunts could see the colors of the coral ledge they were hiding under but I could with just a bit of flash
In the wheelhouse of the RMS Rhone at nearly 90 feet, life flourishes almost 150 years after the sinking of the Rhone. I found these bream just hovering above the coral and sponges. On the day of our dive it was stormy and light was precious.
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