Okinawa Diving Bluefield

Okinawa Diving Bluefield
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Showing posts with label research dive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label research dive. Show all posts

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Photo Dives – Okinawa Scuba Diving

whip coral goby (Okinawa Scuba Diving)
Hi Miho’s here.
Today, I went out diving with Naoki and Naoji to explore our dive spot , Inanbishi to practice underwater photo shooting.
The one above is by Naoji – it’s a silhouette of a whip coral goby. They are tiny, like 3cm long.
You can find many whip corals and sea pens here.
They have tiny shrimps or gobies living on them.  Don’t forget to go close and find them!
pigmy sea dragon (Okinawa Scuba Diving)
This one is by me… Not so good.
It’s a pigmy sea dragon.
It moves in between a couple of rocks to live on, but usually easy for us to find it. But very hard to take a picture – especially it was surgy today.
Here is another interesting picture – can you tell what it is?
 
stone fish (Okinawa Scuba Diving) Be careful, they are very poisonous – this is why you don’t want to tough anything in the ocean, including stones….


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Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Dive Site Research – Okinawa Main Island

shrimp goby (Okinawa Scuba Diving) a pair of banded pipefish (Okinawa Scuba Diving)
Today, Naoki and Akira went out diving with our boat, at Inanbishi to have another dive site research.
The picture on the left is a shrimp goby – which we can observe many kinds here.
On the right is a pair of banded pipefish.

Okinwa Diving Bluefield - Main Website (English)

沖縄ダイビング ブルーフィールド(日本語)

Email: english@bluefi.com
Tel & Fax: +81-98-957-2200

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Blue Ribbon Eel at Inanbishi – Okinawa Scuba Diving

blue ribbon eel (okinawa scuba diving) Today, we had another good dive at Inanbishi.
Although the dive spot is so close to the Main Island, we have a variety of sea life here.
The most popular one is this Blue Ribbon Eel, which has been living here for some years.  Right now, he (she??) is at around 25m deep, a little far from where we always anchor the boat, so you need to be a good diver to go watch him (her??) and take good pictures.

*** Today’s Dives ***
Okinawa Main Island
1. Inanbishi
2. Inanbishi
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Flat
Air: 17C (62.6F)
Water: 22C (71.6F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood

Okinwa Diving Bluefield - Main Website (English)

沖縄ダイビング ブルーフィールド(日本語)

Email: english@bluefi.com
Tel & Fax: +81-98-957-2200

Monday, January 4, 2010

Sunabe diving and dive site research at Inanbishi

sea fan crab (Inanbishi)
Today, Naoji took two girls diving at Sunabe reef,  near by our shop in Chatan.
Naoki and Akira dove Inanbishi to do some dive site research.

Whenever we have free time, we just put our gear on and explore the dive sites even we have dove there many many times.
The ocean has different face each time we dive there – we can always find something new and interesting, that’s why we cannot stop diving.  The picture is by Naoki. Can you tell where the sea fan crab is?

Okinwa Diving Bluefield - Main Website (English)

沖縄ダイビング ブルーフィールド(日本語)

Email: english@bluefi.com
Tel & Fax: +81-98-957-2200