PeppermintPaddi
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short online slide show at Guide to Muck Diving - Sportdiver.com
Muck diving being relative. The print article calls 15 foot visibility "pea-soup". But since the habitat evidently requires being covered in 'industrial-grade volcanic sand' that is easily kicked up, maybe it still counts. It seems to lend a home to a lot of unique critters. And we can practice at home.
The article lists the following world class muck diving sites:
Mabul, Malaysia
Anilao, Philippines
Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea
Tulamben and Ambon, Bali
Lembeh Straight, North Sulawesi
Muck diving being relative. The print article calls 15 foot visibility "pea-soup". But since the habitat evidently requires being covered in 'industrial-grade volcanic sand' that is easily kicked up, maybe it still counts. It seems to lend a home to a lot of unique critters. And we can practice at home.
The article lists the following world class muck diving sites:
Mabul, Malaysia
Anilao, Philippines
Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea
Tulamben and Ambon, Bali
Lembeh Straight, North Sulawesi