Some pictures taken in Manado
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Batfish
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Hi knyc2000,
Nice pics. Manado and Lembeh are truly the critter lovers paradise. Great stuff to see when you keep your nose close to that black sand.
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Nice pics. Manado and Lembeh are truly the critter lovers paradise. Great stuff to see when you keep your nose close to that black sand.
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pelan-pelan
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Enjoyed the pictures. Did you dive Poh-Poh?
pelan-pelan
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Poh-Poh has much of the same stuff as Lembeh such as
Hairy frog fish, ordinary frog fish, sea horses (various types), ghost pipe fish, robust ghost pipefish, cuttle fish, octopus including mimic, pegasus sea moth, snake eels, mantis shrimps, sea snakes, leaf fish, lion fish of course etc etc. I just copied this out of my dive logs and didn't think I needed to include rays and assorted reef fish, trevally etc. Oh - and did I say nudibranchs?
Depth 15 m, temp 29 C.
If you've only got a few days - Poh-Poh is one of the ones to hit or lumbalumba's jetty - which has an even wider range including stuff that lives in rocks and coral eg mandarin fish, orangutang crabs, all sorts of shrimps, and shoals of juvenile batfish.
Hairy frog fish, ordinary frog fish, sea horses (various types), ghost pipe fish, robust ghost pipefish, cuttle fish, octopus including mimic, pegasus sea moth, snake eels, mantis shrimps, sea snakes, leaf fish, lion fish of course etc etc. I just copied this out of my dive logs and didn't think I needed to include rays and assorted reef fish, trevally etc. Oh - and did I say nudibranchs?
Depth 15 m, temp 29 C.
If you've only got a few days - Poh-Poh is one of the ones to hit or lumbalumba's jetty - which has an even wider range including stuff that lives in rocks and coral eg mandarin fish, orangutang crabs, all sorts of shrimps, and shoals of juvenile batfish.
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