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caymaniac
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I've dove at Burt"s Boulders, I found a yellow sea horse there and it was a nice size. I'd have a picture of that sea horse but my camera was on the boat as it was gonna be just a quick dive. I went back to the boat trying to remember underwater landmarks, got my camera but could not find that spot back...drat, doesn't often work to find a spot back once you leave it!
That sure is some milky water V54, I don't think I've ever seen it that bad, was it really rough and you were in the shallows?
---------- Post added March 15th, 2013 at 10:13 AM ----------
At Grand Cayman, north wall, Shark Alley - Indigo Hamlet
I have yet to find any seahorses on Brac! I will continue the quest next visit. I even spent my last day in Feb looking at every dock piling near Carib Sands. I might add it is about to fall into the water. No structural support at all.
The dive at Burt's was rough and windy with a bit of current. Jumped in at the end of island access road, missed Spot Bay beach and ended up near school. Not much fun. The picture was at the edge of drop off, near a broken off marker east of the Burt's pin. Cheers .
The dive at Burt's was rough and windy with a bit of current. Jumped in at the end of island access road, missed Spot Bay beach and ended up near school. Not much fun. The picture was at the edge of drop off, near a broken off marker east of the Burt's pin. Cheers .
caymaniac
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What a sad expression
uppy:---------- Post added March 16th, 2013 at 11:51 AM ----------
Sleeping Creole Wrasse, Cayman Brac
caymaniac
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Immature Trumpet fish, north side of Cayman Brac. The little dots or flecks in the water column are fry.
---------- Post added March 18th, 2013 at 07:41 AM ----------
While diving in front of the old Divi on Cayman Brac. I do not know what this creature is, I've never seen one previous or since. Maybe someone else can identify this.
---------- Post added March 18th, 2013 at 07:41 AM ----------
While diving in front of the old Divi on Cayman Brac. I do not know what this creature is, I've never seen one previous or since. Maybe someone else can identify this.
caymaniac
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I spotted a Spotted Trunkfish on a shallow dive off the south side of Cayman Brac.
Immature Trumpet fish, north side of Cayman Brac. The little dots or flecks in the water column are fry.
---------- Post added March 18th, 2013 at 07:41 AM ----------
While diving in front of the old Divi on Cayman Brac. I do not know what this creature is, I've never seen one previous or since. Maybe someone else can identify this.
Hard to see on my phone. Is it a fire worm?
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caymaniac
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No fire worm, it appears to be some kind of shrimp or perhaps a juvenile lobster or shrimp or who knows? The tail definitely looks shrimpish or lobsterish, there appear to be sand diggers on its sides, I'm glad it's not the size of a shark as it looks like it could be quite a menace. It's current size was about an inch.
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