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Woo hoo, 24C on the second dive today at Car Cemetery 2, temps are going up 
Otherwise 23C on Paradise Reef / Kalba Deep, where we found three seahorses. Vis was >5m so that was good. Lots of old anchors all over the place, plus a few other old metal structures that I couldn't identify.
Weather conditions could have been better, although not as choppy as last week.
Pics to follow later.
Otherwise 23C on Paradise Reef / Kalba Deep, where we found three seahorses. Vis was >5m so that was good. Lots of old anchors all over the place, plus a few other old metal structures that I couldn't identify.
Weather conditions could have been better, although not as choppy as last week.
Pics to follow later.
OP
Two of the three seahorses from Saturday morning's first dive at Paradise Reef off Kalba.
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FIVE effing boats on Gunther's Wrecks yesterday morning 
Well we were first on the mooring at 09:20ish followed by Divers Down, who tied off on our stern.
Had an issue with my right ear and had to take is slowly on descent, took me seven minutes to reach 24m. Vis was terrible, divers swimming around like seahorses everywhere stirring up sh!t everywhere.
Did not find any seahorses and he only subject that was interesting to me was this juvenile porcupine puffer.
Second dive on Martini Rock was fine, found some shrimps on an anemone but with the current on the bottom it proved challenging to get in the right position to photograph them, not aided by someone upcurrent of me, who was finning and causing UW sandstorms.
Too far from me though to use my knife, I'll need to start carrying a speargun
Well we were first on the mooring at 09:20ish followed by Divers Down, who tied off on our stern.
Had an issue with my right ear and had to take is slowly on descent, took me seven minutes to reach 24m. Vis was terrible, divers swimming around like seahorses everywhere stirring up sh!t everywhere.
Did not find any seahorses and he only subject that was interesting to me was this juvenile porcupine puffer.
Second dive on Martini Rock was fine, found some shrimps on an anemone but with the current on the bottom it proved challenging to get in the right position to photograph them, not aided by someone upcurrent of me, who was finning and causing UW sandstorms.
Too far from me though to use my knife, I'll need to start carrying a speargun
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Did two dives yesterday and commuted back to Abu Dhabi.
Didn't want to stay at the questionable Mirage at Dadna and refuse the 300% spring break extortion.
First dive at New Reef and second at Inchcape 1.
Nothing of note.
I actually chanced upon seven sea horses of varying age - a zemblanity in my unwavering pursuit of a Frogfish.
Didn't want to stay at the questionable Mirage at Dadna and refuse the 300% spring break extortion.
First dive at New Reef and second at Inchcape 1.
Nothing of note.
I actually chanced upon seven sea horses of varying age - a zemblanity in my unwavering pursuit of a Frogfish.
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few dives ago
yesterday another dive friend was telling me she found a rare nudibranch and then showed it to me on her camera
turned out I'd also chanced upon it a few weeks ago - same dive site
What a coincidence
yesterday another dive friend was telling me she found a rare nudibranch and then showed it to me on her camera
turned out I'd also chanced upon it a few weeks ago - same dive site
What a coincidence
Dan
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Is that a nudibranch or flat worm?
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I label every fancy-looking worm as a nudibranch
Turns out you are correct: Polycladida flatworm
Turns out you are correct: Polycladida flatworm
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It's a Polyclad Flatworm.
Some do mimic nudibranchs though.
Some do mimic nudibranchs though.
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Where is "New Reef"?
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