I am starting to get tired of my vacation. It would be one thing if my camera was working well and I was into learning all of these photo techniques, but I am just trying everything possible to keep it working over these last few days.
I am trying to stay positive and enjoy the diving itself.
I made all four dives. I was cold and was going to give up on the night dive but I am so glad I went. I saw many new nudis for this trip and a couple that were new to my life list.
There is an anemonefish on the wreck named Grimace who has lived here for years. He has something wrong with his lip so everyone can tell exactly which fish he is.
I shared with Mike that he should have a five timers club like they have for Saturday Night Live. Instead of smoking jackets, the people who have come to Crystal Blue five times or more should have a special hood where they could have stars or patches on it.
After dinner I decided to change the housings… just to see if that fixes things. I took a few shot and I am pretty sure it blacked out once. Oh well, let’s just try using this other housing for a bit.
Here are the super cool nudis today
119 - Mexichromis trilineata
120 - Phyllidiopsis pipeki
121 - Jorunna sp. 3
122 - Nembrotha mullineri
123 - Goniobranchus reticulatus
124 - Phyllidiella annulata
125 - Melibe digita
126 - Hypselodoris pupureomaculosa
127 - Unknown
128 - Chromodoris hamiltoni
129 - Goniobranchus albopunctatus
130 - Phyllidia coelestis
131 - Phyllidia sp. 1
132 - Ercolania endophytophaga
133 - Phyllodesmium kabiranum
134 - Trapania aurata
135 - Hexabranchus sanguineus (juvenile)
136 - Phyllodesmium magnum (juvenile)
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