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The Diving On ONE average dive, you can easily log a dozen of morays (of maybe even five or more different species), loads of lionfish, beautiful sea fans, hunting trevallies, neon rivers of fusiliers and a couple of stingrays and maybe an octopus or two. And depending on the location, time and current, it's quite likely to add tuna, barracuda, sharks (white tip, black tip and occasionally a grey reef or thresher shark), Napoleon wrasse, bump head parrotfish, big groupers, giant reef ray or, quite frequently, manta or eagle rays to your list! Occasionally Mola Molas come up to get cleaned in the Canyon and in season the whale sharks feed during plankton blooms. The most colourful nudibranches, ghost pipe fishes, pegasus, tiny seahorses, crocodile fishes and squat lobsters can be spotted when going 'macro'. |
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| The Canyon swim-through measures in its narrowest part only 1.80 m and opens up to a deep field of pink, blue, purple and orange soft corals and sea fans.....
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dive trips The diving equipment We use a silent Bauer Verticus Compressor, which fills 4 tanks at a time and is equipped with fully automatic electronic Securus filter monitoring, so we have a guaranteed clean air station. We have 60 tanks, amongst 15 with DIN valves. Most of the tanks are the "standard" aluminum 80 cu ft size, but 3 steel 100 cu ft tanks are available for divers on request. We have a small first aid kit and oxygen set on our boat, and a big oxygen set in our shop. The boats
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| After the dive browse in our 'fishy' books n magazines to identify the marine life you have seen. |
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