New to me Nudi

[Universal Diver]

Gabe, nice website. I think I've seen it before too. I just spent some time just checking out the nudi's.

Chris

 

[Universal Diver]

Lisa,

I love your style of diving. You know I love looking for nudi's and small stuff. I'll definately bring my camera if we get a chance to go out.

Chris

 

[scubadrewvideo]

Lisa is the best for finding the little stuff!!!
She proved that today!

 

[justleesa]

Thanks Chris and thanks Drew, great set of dives today - Hope you can post a still shot of that H-U-G-E sponge crab

 

[lazyturtle]

Nice pics. Havn't seen either one of them before except in books.
Have you tried an Hydro optic mask yet? I WANT one enough to go back to wearing contacs to screw up my vision.

Nudibranchs are my favorite....
Across the street from Jamesons (Haleiwa) is an excellent place to find nudibranchs, especially the Ringed Sap-Sucking Slugs; they're ALL over the place. The reef is usually really murky, but it can be interesting if you wander far enough..

Here's another good nudibranch site:
http://slugsite.tierranet.com/ (worldwide)

 

[howard4113]

Thanks Mark
Also thanks for the tip....I'll be looking for inserts (how do you figure out what strength you need? I don't need reading glasses, just above water I can take my glasses off to look at the small stuff)

Leesa,

I think I use a +1.5. Check at your dive shop to see what they recommend. I got a new mask a couple months ago with a full corrective lens for my right eye (which sees close OK but not as well at distance). This setup gave me great distance vision - but I put had to put in the inserts to see my camera screen. Undortunately I had to buy another set with different magnification to compensate for the corrective lens - 4 different lenses in that mask!

Mark

 

[scubadrewvideo]

OK lisa, Here ya go!
But first we checked out the sea tiger

and saw the Sponge Crab

Great dives!
Mahalo!

 

[justleesa]

Here's another good nudibranch site:
http://slugsite.tierranet.com/ (worldwide)

Thanks for a link, very nice and I think the person that created the Dendrodoris rufus collage with comic is a member of SB

Thanks Howard I'll Keep that in mind

Great pics Drew! That was one big strong crab

 

[rhyz]

yeah.....never gets boring

Ah yes HI is one WONDERFUL place to dive.........same sites are always popping up new stuff to show me!! And Leesa great pics BTW.

Edited: Matter of fact I just saw my first Jackson's Chameleon the other day at my fav dive spot. Not an underwater experience but new to me none the less.

 

[scubadrewvideo]

Leesa, (bout time I spelled it right!)
Here is the short clip of that big Kahala from our Sea Tiger dive. Wish it was better but oh well!



You can really see the size reference with the railing.