Saw a cool place on a hillside and told Tops I was going to
buy it. As long as he would marry
me. He was so embarrassed. Here is our new house:
Learned that 3P is named for three German brothers – Kathy
is married to one.
Kathy went diving with us on the afternoon and night
dive. She is an amazing spotter. I gave her a little guy named Brad and she
totally played along with my little game.
Power went out mid shower and I had to finish with cold
water in the light of my dive spotter light.
Then we had to eat dinner in the dark but the power did come
on soon after.
Here are the nudis we saw:
30 - Chromodoris annae
31 - Melibe colemani
32 - Chromodoris willani
33 - Chromodoris strigata
34 - Glossodoris pallida
35 - Sagaminopteron nigropunctatum
36 - Melibe engeli
37 - Unknown (white sparkly on a blue sponge one on top and bottom, Goniobranchus or Hyselodoris - Pirjo will get back to me)
38 - Plakobranchus ocellatus
39 - Plakobranchus sp. 1
40 - Melibe sp.
41 - Doto ussi
42 - Hypselodoris bullockii
43 - Trapania sp.
44 - Hypselodoris tryoni
45 - Favorinus mirabilis
46 - Elysia asbecki
47 - Goniodoridella sp. 4
48 - Thecacera picta
49 - Phyllodesmium jakobsenae
50 - Eubranchus sp. 25
51 - Tenellia purpureoanulata
52 - Goniodoridella savignyi
53 - Atagema sp. 6
54 - Asteronotus mimeticus
55 - Halgerda batangas
56 - Siphopteron tigranum
57 - Caloria indica
58 - Odontoglaja guamensis
59 - Colpodaspis thompsoni
60 - Doridomorpha gardineri
61 - Godiva sp. 1
62 - Tenellia sp. 26
63 - Tenellia sp. 27
64 - Hypselodoris cf. sp. 15
65 - Tritonia sp. 3
66 - Trapania scurra
67 - Goniobranchus sp. (small whitish tan with lavendar and purple margin)
68 - Kabeiro sp. 1
69 - Noumaella sp. 3
70 - Pleurobranchus forskalii
71 - Tritonia sp. 6
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