RebreatherSuperHero
Registered
- Messages
- 33
- Reaction score
- 0
Although my screen name says I AM a rebreather superhero, freakishly large heads on divers are like kryptonite to me.....they make me go hypercapnic and send my p02 off the scale.
Apo Island dive
- Thread starter amc717
- Start date
Please register or login
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
- Ability to post and comment on topics and discussions.
- A Free photo gallery to share your dive photos with the world.
- You can make this box go away
pakman
Contributor
dunno about flamboyant cuttelfish, but there are definitely pygmy and reg seahorses in PG
RebreatherSuperHero
Registered
- Messages
- 33
- Reaction score
- 0
On the dive brief boards at Atlantis PG they have photos of the stuff they've seen.....flamboyant cuttlefish is one of them......same goes for pygmy seahorses....hey, is it politically incorrect to say "pygmy" sea horses as opposed to say, "little hippocampus"? Or vertically challenged sea horse maybe.....
It is interesting how the smaller cuttlefish let me get right up to them and gently cradle them in my palm without displaying signs of stress, whereas the larger ones would only let me get about a couple of feet away....that is probably how they got big, by not letting big predators get close....
As a kid I remember the folks buying cuttlefish bone for pet parakeets to gnaw on to keep their beaks trimmed....I never made the connection.......now I find the concept utterly immoral that anyone would buy that bleached white flattened cuttlefish bone for their parakeets beak when a garnet/sand covered foot perch will accomplish the same thing and rocks didn't have to give up their life for it.
It is interesting how the smaller cuttlefish let me get right up to them and gently cradle them in my palm without displaying signs of stress, whereas the larger ones would only let me get about a couple of feet away....that is probably how they got big, by not letting big predators get close....
As a kid I remember the folks buying cuttlefish bone for pet parakeets to gnaw on to keep their beaks trimmed....I never made the connection.......now I find the concept utterly immoral that anyone would buy that bleached white flattened cuttlefish bone for their parakeets beak when a garnet/sand covered foot perch will accomplish the same thing and rocks didn't have to give up their life for it.
a recent study that said that the Philippines is the center of marine biodiversity in the whole world have indicated that the verde passage has the highest concentration on a per unit area of marine specie. PG is in closer proximity to the verde passage than Anilao. But anilao is the next closest and Apo Reef 3rd.
clgsamson
Koya Kap
hehehe..seriously, you should do Anilao.RebreatherSuperHero:
Basura in Anilao is were the weird stuff are. The other freakishly bigheads here can attest to that.
shugar
Contributor
mike veitch (the big head pictured in clgsamson's avatar) is freakish... and he likes basura in anilao...clgsamson:
he's also into weird stuff (see my avatar)
Jag
:mooner:
RebreatherSuperHero
Registered
- Messages
- 33
- Reaction score
- 0
Now, if only I can find a dive joint in Anilao that can spark me up with pure 02.....then it is off to the trash can for me!
what for? froggies and stuff aren't shy....RebreatherSuperHero:
open circuit baby.... 90 min dive easy...
Bahura or some of the others on the other hand... yes RB would be nice..
I am sure there is a tech place in Anilao you could get O2
shugar
Contributor
villa ligaya is a tech resort... they should be able to fill you with all the O2 you need...RebreatherSuperHero:
Jag
Similar threads
