Spoon
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thepurplehammerhead:
that much in Pg? wow never knew they were that abundant there.
An aside to the Twin Rocks coral vandalism incident
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that much in Pg? wow never knew they were that abundant there.
midwestdvr
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I haven't either. My cousin spotted a couple in galera. That syokoy can spot the critters and he just got certified.partridge:
Hammerhead
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It all comes down to the right guide. They tend to be very territorial, so generally, you know they are there - it's just a case of poking around until you find them. It's a safe bet that I can find at least one on each wreck, and quite often even a juvenile in the area if I spend the time.
OP
clgsamson
Koya Kap
Sabang wreck has three already...Spoon:
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clgsamson
Koya Kap
found one white frog fish on top of sepok wall hiding in the soft corals. Difficult to shoot, i'll post tonight or tomorrow...
CLA
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What is the legal penalty for this violation? Is there a fine? Maybe as part of the dive briefing, the dive guide should remind his guests about the penalty to discourage such actions even before the dive starts.
Or maybe we should work undercover. Lets join a K dive and document (take pictures of) their careless dive practices- then turn off their tanks--then we report the dive op to the PCSSD.
Just a thought. This feeling of helplessness is just sickening.
Cathy
Or maybe we should work undercover. Lets join a K dive and document (take pictures of) their careless dive practices- then turn off their tanks--then we report the dive op to the PCSSD.
Just a thought. This feeling of helplessness is just sickening.
Cathy
pakman
Contributor
Last May, we saw two frogfish on sabang wreck.
and this pitch black one...
Disclaimer: no frog fish were hurt in the making of these shots... but I did pull the mask off the next photographer behind me...
edit: Larry I love your new signature! RFLOL... "I can’t hear you. I have a banana in my ear" Took me awhile to figure it out.
and this pitch black one...
Disclaimer: no frog fish were hurt in the making of these shots... but I did pull the mask off the next photographer behind me...
edit: Larry I love your new signature! RFLOL... "I can’t hear you. I have a banana in my ear" Took me awhile to figure it out.
Hammerhead
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Sorry, what did you say?
Spoon
Contributor
clgsamson:
seen a couple in sepok as well
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