MRXRAY
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Nice shots puffer. I'd love the opportunity to go diving with you (When I'm not working as a DM), so the next time you are heading out of Destin give me a call so I can do a little diving in your paradise holes!
Trip report Destin last two weekends.
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OP
My favorites are the octopus enveloping the snail and the two brightly-colored hermits interacting. Great shots! Is this an exceptionally good year for arrow crabs? I saw a bunch last month on a small shipwreck I was snorkeling on near the Panama City inlet.
jhayes75
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Awesome shots puffer. I would love to go diving with you in the near future. I have yet to find any nudibranchs
OP
Jason, Thanks. Anytime. Here is my current favorite shot (so far this year):
We also have a few Dendrodoras Warta around, and have seen Lettuce sea slugs from time to time. Heck, for all I know, there are dozens others and I have not learned to see them.
If you dive wrecks, it would be lucky to see any, but dive the lime stone "reefs" and it is just a matter of learning to see them..I would guess 95% of the people don't.
Once you learn, you see them all the time. (it does help to have someone point them out the first time)
I am always amazed that I can find something new, and then discover that there were hundreds of them around all the time, I just could not see them.
We also have a few Dendrodoras Warta around, and have seen Lettuce sea slugs from time to time. Heck, for all I know, there are dozens others and I have not learned to see them.
If you dive wrecks, it would be lucky to see any, but dive the lime stone "reefs" and it is just a matter of learning to see them..I would guess 95% of the people don't.
Once you learn, you see them all the time. (it does help to have someone point them out the first time)
I am always amazed that I can find something new, and then discover that there were hundreds of them around all the time, I just could not see them.
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I normally dive with scuba Tech.. will be diving Sat afternoon and Sunday morning this weekend.
But all the operators in the area work. I like the people at Emerald Coast, but their boat is a bit slower. There are a couple of boats out of Fort Walton, bu they have to travel to the pass to get out into the gulf, so it takes longer.
sites, I listed a couple on another thread here, but if you have not been here before, just slow down, take your time and pay real close attention, there is a ton to see.
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