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[justleesa]

On our last visit to the Sea Tiger there seemed to be every kind of Moray in every corner.

 

[ScubaRon]

Great shots!

 

[crispos]

Great moray shots. Is this off the coast of Hawaii?

 

[Gilligan]

Great shots Lisa.
We sure don't have any shortage of eels here.

 

[justleesa]

Great moray shots. Is this off the coast of Hawaii?

Thanks and yes. The Sea Tiger is sunk about a mile off of Kewalo Basin/Ala Moana - Magic Island Park/Oahu. The wreck lies in about 120' of water at the bow and 111' at the stern. They put it down about 5 years ago and is pretty popular with the turtles, eels, eagle rays and frogfish.

 

[justleesa]

Great shots!

Thanks!

 

[Aggie Diver]

Man I loved that dive. Great find on that last shot!

I've dove all over Hawaii and that's by far my favorite dive, see something new every time and like you said there is no limit to what you might see.

I guess the only beef is that it's so deep you don't get enough bottom time

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[justleesa]

Man I loved that dive. Great find on that last shot!

I've dove all over Hawaii and that's by far my favorite dive, see something new every time and like you said there is no limit to what you might see.

I guess the only beef is that it's so deep you don't get enough bottom time

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Did you notice the bristle worm to the left? It's what caught my attention in the first place. In this pic you can see it better.

Have you dove the Sea Tiger at night? The first time I did there was something like 50+ eels scattered all over the wreck. I does seem to be "THE" eel attraction.

Have you ever been down to the MS Mahi? It's a great dive too. Just to bad it's falling apart. But I guess that is what 20 years of salt water will do to a ship.

Last week they gave me nitrox and I got 10 minutes more out of the dive.....Not that much, but better than nothing.

Added the dial pic, just for fun :54: