The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

[Splitlip]

I have seen that species however.

 

[mselenaous]

Possible NEW find at BHB. Found under the fishing pier, on the inside edge of the rubble pile located under the north side of the pier.
Picasa Web Albums - jimw - BHB 9-27-10
Yep, the exotic topchopper--seen at the bridge for maybe the first time!! But not the last, unless it gets hooked tonight.

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

 

[jimw]

Any viz report for the bridge today?? We will be there tomorrow. Thanks

 

[DebbyDiver]

Jim, I have to pass...top of the foot still hurting a bunch. It doesn't look so good two weeks out from the surgery. Hoping to do a kayak dive down here Sunday; I go to the podiatrist tomorrow morning.

 

[jimw]

Debby, Sorry to hear of the foot pain--just remember to kick those turtle ordinance violators with the OTHER foot!!

We will see you one of these Fridays, we want to dive Sea Experience sometime too..........

 

[DebbyDiver]

Thanks, Jim, lol! I will def. be up on a Friday soon (and during the b'day week if the seas are too rough) and to SeaXP!

 

[tibenmiami]

Any viz report for the bridge today?? We will be there tomorrow. Thanks

I would like to know about the viz too. Planning to dive saturday. Let us know if you find out

 

[sportxlh]

Possible NEW find at BHB. Found under the fishing pier, on the inside edge of the rubble pile located under the north side of the pier.
Picasa Web Albums - jimw - BHB 9-27-10
Yep, the exotic topchopper--seen at the bridge for maybe the first time!! But not the last, unless it gets hooked tonight.

I think people domesticate these things: I recall that my grandmother kept one in her bedroom, in a glass of water that sat on her night stand next two her bed. She fed it some sort of fizzy food that allowed it to live a long and happy life, as I recall.

 

[Splitlip]

I think people domesticate these things: I recall that my grandmother kept one in her bedroom, in a glass of water that sat on her night stand next two her bed. She fed it some sort of fizzy food that allowed it to live a long and happy life, as I recall.

They are not native here. People keeping them as pets got tired of caring for them and released them into our waters.
They are a threat to juvenile indigenous species.

I urge you to kill any you see.