thanksforallthefish
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well we now know who is the smarter diver in this couple
hmmm ... WHO??????????????????????
Aussie Diving - June week 4 (Fri 20th to Thur 26th June)
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hmmm ... WHO??????????????????????
is that smarter or just more keen???
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heheheheheheh
my lips are sealed :ignore:
my lips are sealed :ignore:
thanksforallthefish
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May as well be sealed since you don't have a reg in them:blinking:
:crush:this assignment is driving me nuts :eyecrazy:
Lady Elliott MANTAS........
Lady Elliott MANTAS........
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thanksforallthefish
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I actually have no idea
Of all the diving books I have, I don't have any nudi books...
My best guess is Hypselodoris obscura
The Sea Slug Forum - Hypselodoris obscura
Try Neville Colemans 1001 Nudibranchs it is a very good reference
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Yeah I was thinking of buying one of Neville's. DOes he just have the one book on nudi's?
Ok, what can I say...I don't get enough time in the water! So I took yesterday and today and went out sharking 
We have whale sharks everywhere - I can barely feel my legs I'm so tired from all the snorkelling I've done...and I sat out a bunch of drops LOL Awesome sharks - big ones, little ones, in-between ones, curious ones, fast ones...we've had it all. Wow, I love doing this!!
The dives have been great,too. Manta rays, really active white tip reefies, turtles everywhere including all the big guys again, stacks of fish and baitfishes covering the ledges. Yesterday we had five enormous roughback rays just lounging around.
While we're on the boat we've had dolphins come to play, humpbacks wandering past, a cute hammerhead just cruisin along, turtles poppin up here there and everywhere, pygmy mantas racing across the surface...
oooo, yes, indeedy, winter is ROCKIN' so far - and the water is still warm at 26C! Some dive sites have dropped to about 24C, though, so I don't expect the really warm water to last long.
Woohoooo! I had a blast!
We have whale sharks everywhere - I can barely feel my legs I'm so tired from all the snorkelling I've done...and I sat out a bunch of drops LOL Awesome sharks - big ones, little ones, in-between ones, curious ones, fast ones...we've had it all. Wow, I love doing this!!
The dives have been great,too. Manta rays, really active white tip reefies, turtles everywhere including all the big guys again, stacks of fish and baitfishes covering the ledges. Yesterday we had five enormous roughback rays just lounging around.
While we're on the boat we've had dolphins come to play, humpbacks wandering past, a cute hammerhead just cruisin along, turtles poppin up here there and everywhere, pygmy mantas racing across the surface...
oooo, yes, indeedy, winter is ROCKIN' so far - and the water is still warm at 26C! Some dive sites have dropped to about 24C, though, so I don't expect the really warm water to last long.
Woohoooo! I had a blast!
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