mrjimboalaska
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Way Cool pics Wildcard, I can understand why you are jacked about that black dive!
Black water and manta dive pics.
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redrover
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Come on, your names were much better, very graphicaly descriptive, stick 'em in there. Where is the invasion from outer space? How about Kathy's Manta shot?
sasscuba
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Awesome pics!
I agree with Redrover, I like your names better too. LOL
The long ribbon animal is a Venus Girddle, everything else is a salp.
Wildcard, after having been on this dive, my quote at the bottom next to my name should make a little more sense to you.
The long ribbon animal is a Venus Girddle, everything else is a salp.
Wildcard, after having been on this dive, my quote at the bottom next to my name should make a little more sense to you.
KiiY
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Veeeery cool photos!
Just curious, if those critters live in deep water and come up at night, does that mean you were pretty far out to sea? How deep were you and how deep was the bottom?
I've never done a night dive, and am sort of intimidated by the thought... but I really want to see a manta one day!
Just curious, if those critters live in deep water and come up at night, does that mean you were pretty far out to sea? How deep were you and how deep was the bottom?
I've never done a night dive, and am sort of intimidated by the thought... but I really want to see a manta one day!
Humuhumunukunukuapua'a
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Great pics!
I haven't done the black water but I did the manta dive twice in the past couple weeks. Tons of mantas showed up, and for those of you who haven't done it, if you think the mantas are close in those pictures, they are generally inches above you if they aren't rubbing against you. You constantly get these big pressure waves pushing you around like surge except it's caused by mantas cruising over you. It's an incredible experience.
Can't wait to try a black water dive!
I haven't done the black water but I did the manta dive twice in the past couple weeks. Tons of mantas showed up, and for those of you who haven't done it, if you think the mantas are close in those pictures, they are generally inches above you if they aren't rubbing against you. You constantly get these big pressure waves pushing you around like surge except it's caused by mantas cruising over you. It's an incredible experience.
Can't wait to try a black water dive!
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