Hmm. Just pulled out my Humann reef creature book and can't find anything like that. Interesting. Will probably see you on the boat tomorrow!
Any idea what this is?
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Hopefully you make it tomorrow. I have two more days with Jeremy and then off to Playa for a week.
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Should have added a question mark 
. The 1st shot reminded me of a Thimble ... The 2nd not so much
. The 1st shot reminded me of a Thimble ... The 2nd not so much 
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How about a comb jelly ? Exactly which one....??????
http://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/51508-Ctenophora
http://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/51508-Ctenophora
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Does not look like thimble jelly
http://reefguide.org/watermark.php?src=pix/seathimblejellyfish1.jpg
http://reefguide.org/watermark.php?src=pix/seathimblejellyfish1.jpg
You know, in my 22 years of diving Cozumel I have never seen anything that could not be found in the Humann book…could it be a juvenile something?
Dave Dillehay
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Dave Dillehay
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