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wow those are awesome finds guys, i need to get over there and try my hand at finding me some teeth. My little brother would love them, he loves sharks even more than I do!
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BHB ScubaTroll
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Suggestions for what to fill up next...?
I've filled two tall vases and this Sangria pitcher...
I've filled two tall vases and this Sangria pitcher...
cspringer
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I'm trying to identify this. It's not a great picture, a little out of focus. It's about 2" in diameter. I took it in Catalina this weekend. It looked like a ball. Has anyone seen anything like this?
mikerault
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Looks like the infamous red-x fish...
I have some empty containers here. 
jridg
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Had a couple of nice dives today - great warm water - pretty clear as well.
Here's what I found today - the whale tooth is pretty neat
Three brown-tops - the nice 3 incher, the smaller 1-3/4, and the gorgeous little cheek tooth - The cheek isn't totally clean yet - but it's getting there
Here's what I found today - the whale tooth is pretty neat
Three brown-tops - the nice 3 incher, the smaller 1-3/4, and the gorgeous little cheek tooth - The cheek isn't totally clean yet - but it's getting there
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They look awesome,
I have mine still soaking and still cleaning them. It has never taken this long to get them clean. I think I have some really old vinegar,I soaked them and kept brushing them like I normal do and cant seem to get them clean. :crying2: I dumped them out and put fresh vinegar in bucket and still getting same results. My pictures are on the way as soon as I can clean those guys up. Great job on finding some nice megs and fossils. Love the whale tooth, looks like your going to be the whale man from all the ears and teeth you have been finding!!!! Awesome finds dude!!!!!!:cool3:
I have mine still soaking and still cleaning them. It has never taken this long to get them clean. I think I have some really old vinegar,I soaked them and kept brushing them like I normal do and cant seem to get them clean. :crying2: I dumped them out and put fresh vinegar in bucket and still getting same results. My pictures are on the way as soon as I can clean those guys up. Great job on finding some nice megs and fossils. Love the whale tooth, looks like your going to be the whale man from all the ears and teeth you have been finding!!!! Awesome finds dude!!!!!!:cool3:
jridg
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The back side of the cheek tooth had the toughest crust I've yet seen - I had to soak it in vinegar/water all night to get it clean - now I need to soak it in baby oil for a day or so to get the shine going the rest came out great
the rest came out great
BHB ScubaTroll
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Very nice finds!
Lately, I have been finding myself... losing attention to the task at hand...
I've been diving Blue Heron Bridge (with camera) on the east coast and VB (for teeth) on the west coast...
I get into shell areas of BHB and start looking for teeth, when I should be looking for nudibranchs and Sail-fin Blennys...
I get into areas at VB where I should be looking for teeth, and I find myself eying Sea Robins, Octos, Seahorses and such...
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Maybe I need a shrink... Or, maybe I just need to stop making 7-8 dives over the weekends... (3-4 on Saturday and Sunday in the Atlantic and 3-4 for teeth at VB...)
Lately, I have been finding myself... losing attention to the task at hand...
I've been diving Blue Heron Bridge (with camera) on the east coast and VB (for teeth) on the west coast...
I get into shell areas of BHB and start looking for teeth, when I should be looking for nudibranchs and Sail-fin Blennys...
I get into areas at VB where I should be looking for teeth, and I find myself eying Sea Robins, Octos, Seahorses and such...
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Maybe I need a shrink... Or, maybe I just need to stop making 7-8 dives over the weekends...
(3-4 on Saturday and Sunday in the Atlantic and 3-4 for teeth at VB...)Similar threads
