laserdoc
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Great pics!!!! Thanks.
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Bosun:We were in Bonaire 9th to 25th Sept specifically for the coral spawning. The viz varied from 40 to 80 feet, so not really wide angle photo conditions. The worst viz at 40 feet was weird as the previous dives that day had good viz, maybe an upwelling, next day was ok again.
I think October may be a good spawning, we saw a lot at the house reef at Habitat and others did next door at Buddys. Friends also in the water at the same time on the Wednesday night at Batchelors Beach and Andrea II saw nothing. We had whole heads of boulder star coral releasing in seconds - it was like a snow storm. We also saw Brittlestars releasing eggs and smoking, Touch me know sponges smoking and gorgonians smoking and one donkey dung sea cucmber in the cobra position. This was our 7th coral spawning trip to Bonaire and one of the most spectacular. The link below gives times and dates for October http://www.habitatdiveresorts.com/bonaire/coral_spawn-2006.html
Bosun:I think October may be a good spawning, we saw a lot at the house reef at Habitat and others did next door at Buddys. Friends also in the water at the same time on the Wednesday night at Batchelors Beach and Andrea II saw nothing. We had whole heads of boulder star coral releasing in seconds - it was like a snow storm. We also saw Brittlestars releasing eggs and smoking, Touch me know sponges smoking and gorgonians smoking and one donkey dung sea cucmber in the cobra position. This was our 7th coral spawning trip to Bonaire and one of the most spectacular. The link below gives times and dates for October http://www.habitatdiveresorts.com/bonaire/coral_spawn-2006.html
laserdoc:Hey Ken.
Don't forget to hook up next week
Dave