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Thanks was a good dive and slowly learning to edit things a little betterYour best so far, thank you for sharing.
The blue angelfish in the video is the Yellowbar Angelfish, Pomacanthus maculosus. the Arabian Angelfish, Pomacanthus asfur, is much darker blue and the contrasting yellow mark goes all the way to the dorsal area.I love that Arabian angelfish.
There can be when the waters are lower than 30C. We had loads this year but never had he camera with me at the time, something planned for later in the year. I must admit to being horrific spotting them. Should start seeing them again in November timeThe blue angelfish in the video is the Yellowbar Angelfish, Pomacanthus maculosus. the Arabian Angelfish, Pomacanthus asfur, is much darker blue and the contrasting yellow mark goes all the way to the dorsal area.
@GDHLEWIS are there any nudibranchs on this barge?
The blue angelfish in the video is the Yellowbar Angelfish, Pomacanthus maculosus. the Arabian Angelfish, Pomacanthus asfur, is much darker blue and the contrasting yellow mark goes all the way to the dorsal area.
We had beeter vis in Loch Creagan on Sunday. Yes, I know your's was a night dive and we dived near misday, in the rain.So went for a cheeky night dive last Wednesday. Defiantly getting toasty out there with water temps in the 30s now. No Jellys just yet but have a feeling they are coming soon. Ow well will make the most of them being late whilst we can
Vis is never good this time of year, ague blooms and all thatWe had beeter vis in Loch Creagan on Sunday. Yes, I know your's was a night dive and we dived near misday, in the rain.