The wind calmed down a lot – we went to Kerama Islands for diving trip today!
*** Today’s Dives ***
The Kerama Islands
1. Ariga Cable (Tokashiki Island)
2. Toma (Zamami Island)
3. Kuroshima South
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Flat
Air: 16C (60.8F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suites: 5mm one piece + hood
Today, we had Roger from Australia.
He used to be a NAUI Instructor, teaching at the ocean around Sydney.
He is 69 years old now – he has been diving 20 years before I was born!! Oh my god, I can’t even imagine how the diving was that long time ago…..
The picture is a pink leaf fish at my favorite rock at Toma. We used to see white ones here until last summer, and all of a sudden we only see this pink one. Leaf fish shouldn’t change their colors according to where they live. Then, this one is different from the ones we used to see? Hmmm…
At Kuroshima South, we enjoyed the very healthy reef and dynamic landscapes.
The coral in the picture is Pocillopora damicornis.
Usually, if you look close, you can find coral crabs hiding in there, or some gobies.
We saw many fisiliers, tunas, macros, and purple queens swimming around.
Tomorrow should be another good day for taking a trip to the Kerama Islands. The wind and waves will calm down a lot.
Maybe we can see whales!
*** Today’s Dives ***
The Kerama Islands
1. Ariga Cable (Tokashiki Island)
2. Toma (Zamami Island)
3. Kuroshima South
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Flat
Air: 16C (60.8F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suites: 5mm one piece + hood
Today, we had Roger from Australia.He used to be a NAUI Instructor, teaching at the ocean around Sydney.
He is 69 years old now – he has been diving 20 years before I was born!! Oh my god, I can’t even imagine how the diving was that long time ago…..
The picture is a pink leaf fish at my favorite rock at Toma. We used to see white ones here until last summer, and all of a sudden we only see this pink one. Leaf fish shouldn’t change their colors according to where they live. Then, this one is different from the ones we used to see? Hmmm…
At Kuroshima South, we enjoyed the very healthy reef and dynamic landscapes.The coral in the picture is Pocillopora damicornis.
Usually, if you look close, you can find coral crabs hiding in there, or some gobies.
We saw many fisiliers, tunas, macros, and purple queens swimming around.
Tomorrow should be another good day for taking a trip to the Kerama Islands. The wind and waves will calm down a lot.Maybe we can see whales!
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