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Sas the grouper up close
 

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Saspotato and friend from Invade the Rock
 

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Get to bed, Petunia. You're diving tomorrow. Pics look great!
 
hmmmmm :eek:npatrol: no one here but that blonde talking to herself again :eek:npatrol:

hmm who left their:t-shirt:? get a rowdy crowd here sometimes..

well... I'll leave some :java::java: and :fruitcake: a few :flowers:

:sleeping2:
 
So you like being groped while you dive? :eyebrow:

Sure. Why not?

You groped yourself!?!?!?

Someone needs to step up and help her out. Shouldnt have to be groping herself!

Here is me and the culprit - Sas the Blue Groper - and yes they are called gropers (or I have also seen 'groupers' but that refers to different species all together actually), not sure why but they do aggressively seek attention :)
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Some more blue gropers:

Closing in for a grope at Fish Rock
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Close up of Sas
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One with a white stripe :)
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They are a cute fish! Very inquisitive!
 
Saspotato and friend from Invade the Rock

Note to self: probably best to avoid sticking my head right next to a wobbegong's mouth :rofl3:
 
Sure. Why not?



Here is me and the culprit - Sas the Blue Groper - and yes they are called gropers (or I have also seen 'groupers' but that refers to different species all together actually), not sure why but they do aggressively seek attention :)
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Close up of Sas
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With lips like that I bet they could get called something else too! :shocked2:
 
no diving this weekend; reg in service :crying:
 
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