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The two seals looked as if they were coming in, but not sure if they ever did. They did play in the water though. I paused for a few, just to be sure I wouldn't be putting myself in their path when I got in.
Two Rock Mover Wrasses...one had been bitten, but was still quick. I would imagine that it will die of its wounds, but have no way of being sure of that.
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Goat fish and an Abudefduf. There are a lot of goats around nowadays.
One of the eels I can't i.d. yet...
And our fine dining establishment for breakfast. On my birthday, Alex let's me have what I want! (Hey, it's not fine dining, but it's quick, good and open at 6 a.m.)
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This almost looked like a lenticular cloud. If you don't know them, look 'em up. Very cool clouds.
Buzz Lightyear had definitely seen better days. I saw the stand under his feet first and thought: What the heck is that?!
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Christmas Wrasse.
Eels...the one above accompanied by a Bluefin Trevally. The one below, I've gotta look up!
Below, the white mouth moray.
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Nice little female Trunk Fish over sand, so you can see her shadow..
Surprise Flounder. Note the eyes. Camouflaged, of course.
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Biggish Peacock Grouper flew across the bottom.
Leaf Fish hanging on and looking down.
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Cute lizard fish. Maybe 3 inches long all told.
Male Trunk Fish. Love the colors and patterns.
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I think this is a Dragon Moray! If it is, It's the first one I've ever seen. Yes, I will look it up, but this birthday business keeps me very busy.
Needle Fish
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Spanish Dancer .. a bigger one, so not the same one I saw earlier this week.
Mr. Urchin has himself loaded down: coral, seaweed, rocks.
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Scadzillion goat fish.
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Seal sleeping on the island..
Snowflake Moray Eel.
I saw this Spotfin Scorpion Fish early on in the dive. He's at the end because of the alphabet.
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I was startled to see this Urchin loaded down with a Bubble Shell! I didn't want to grab it and see if it was empty...The urchin found it first, after all. Possession being 9/10ths of the law, don't you know...
One of the nice wrasses I've been noticing more lately. Great colors and design. Maybe a banded wrasse....
Yellow Tail Coris juvenile.
So no spectacular octopuses hunting or flying or anything, but a very enjoyable swim. And if you can believe, I stress until I find the first octopus! Oh how stupid is that?! God is good.
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