Trip Report Cozumel Diving Jan/Feb 2023

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More photos (overload?)

Longsnout Seahorse. There were alot of seahorses and in pairs. One I did not get was a male of a pair carrying eggs.
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Longsnout Seahorse
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Nurse shark
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Painted Elysia. I found another on a different site in the sand also. Normally I would expect to see these in amongst grasses or coral. Another diver did find two exhibiting trailing behavior.
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Pelagic Tunicate/Pyrosome. I posted this on SB's Name That Critter for an ID. I have seen the smooth ones in Cozumel but this is the first with the white dots. I would say this one is many feet long (5-10?). Photo by my friend Scott who is learning to use an underwater camera in manual mode. I hope I am giving him good advice with no task overload.
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Same Pelagic Tunicate/Pyrosome. My searches on the internet showed some with white dots but not this long.
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Reticulated Brittle Star. I always see these in sponges and not in sand. It is also missing a limb. As I was photographing it, it buried itself in the sand.
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Scorpionfish
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Sharpnose Puffer Fish
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Splendid Toadfish
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Love the photos but especially the Toadfish.
 
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