midwestdvr
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You know what they say..... all the best critters come out when you don't have your camera.
how rare are flamboyant cuttlefish?
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Zeeman
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Spoon:
Sppon, you do realise you only saw it because you DIDN'T take the camera, don't you? My first dive at Ticao, and I saw a whale shark - I deliberately didn't take my camera on that first dive. Every other dive I took my camera and we didn't see whale sharks or mantas...
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Jamdiver
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Zeeman:
Yeah it's a fact for the one dive that you don't bring a camera, you'll see beautiful nudibranchs, eagle rays, sharks, big groupers and so on.....
Murphy's law :14:.
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Spoon
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sad but true. happens everytime!
Have seen Metasepia here in Dumaguete also. Seen a couple in the Atlantis house reef and 1 in the DUCOMI pier. For macro buffs the coastal sites of Dumaguete are gold mines. Went on a dive this morning and saw spindle cowries, ghost pipes, seahorses, a frogfish, a crocodile snake eel, and nudis in 51 mins.
