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deepblueme

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Does anyone on this site just go diving to look at the colorful corals and pretty fishes?

It seems mostly everyone here is a DIR, 7ft hose, overhead, if you don't dive this way your going to DIE diver....







Thank god for the DORK's
Im all for proper training, experience and common sense but....
 
I find adventure of some sort or another on most dives - whether it's fish or coral or improving my skills or whatever.

Mark
 
Does anyone on this site just go diving to look at the colorful corals and pretty fishes?

Yes!! When I can get in water with pretty stuff I try to take pictures and later identify what I have seen . . . I am a new diver and very much like a kid in a candy store, thoroughly entertained by anything I have not seen before :D

Donna
 
I like pretty fish:) In the midatlantic, the fish live on the wrecks, so pretty soon you find that you are a wreck diver:) Then the next thing you know, a 7' hose appears on your reg... before long you have bought a rebeather... guess what? you can get closer to the pretty fish if you aren't making all those noisy bubbles... It's a vicious cycle, that pretty fish diving:)

Jackie
Newly poor rebreather owner, lover of pretty fish
 
I am a new diver and very much like a kid in a candy store, thoroughly entertained by anything I have not seen before :D

Donna

I'm not a new diver and still like a kid in a candy store - and I'm entertained even by stuff I've seen a zillion times before! Diving for me is a joy..every time, no matter where, what, how or why!
 
I'm a DIR, 7 foot hose, overhead diver, and probably three quarters of my diving is to go find critters. Today I found six species of nudibranch, a penpoint gunnel, a Red Irish Lord, several kelp greenlings, a couple of ling cod, several moon snails, baby sea pens, and a plethora of various crabs and starfish, including my favorite Stimson's sea stars, and I never got deeper than 30 feet.

Just because we're DIR 70 foot hose overhead divers doesn't mean we can't have fun!
 
Me too. I just like to fly around in the water looking at all the cool stuff down there, be it a wreck, junk, sponges and corals, pretty blue-yellow-black- brown or whatever color of fish (don't even care about their names). Eels are neat and so are the nurse sharks and stuff. A goliath grouper, some barracudas or big turtle makes my day. Nothing else in the world like it.
 
I like the pretty fish and coral. And when I get a chance, I count them, log them, take their pictures, try to get them to sit still for videos (not as easy as it sounds) and then I study them so I'll be able to tell my students and other teachers about them.
Have fun!
 

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