Trip Report Cozumel diving 23 Sep 24 photos

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Three more and done.

School of French Grunts. The photo does not quite do justice to how many there were. Tunich.
Coz Sep 2024 French Grunts 001c.jpg


Juvenile Spotted Drum
Coz Sep 2024 Juvenile Spotted Drum 002c.jpg


Initial phase Stoplight Parrotfish destroying a sponge
Coz Sep 2024 Stoplight Parrotfish Initial Phase 001c.jpg
 
More great photos! You can pretty much count on there being more current at Punta Tuniche than at other nearby reefs.
 
More great photos! You can pretty much count on there being more current at Punta Tuniche than at other nearby reefs.
Thanks. We dove Yucab, which is near, on Monday before the hurricane and had almost no current. But generally Punta Tunich, Tormentos and Yucab (and Cedral Pass and Wall for that matter) can be counted on for current.
 
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