cozcharlie
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Safe travels home @Trailboss123 Thanks for the posts and the clarification on where Bombay Delights is located.
Trip Report Cozumel- December 20-31, 2020
- Thread starter Trailboss123
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My first experience and I am here a lot in December/January. Our DM has 15,000+ dives on the island and wasn't sure of the name of the jelly fish. I am going to look online and see if I can find it. They did not have tentacles or sting. Visibility was around 35-45 feet the last 2 days. Water temps are ranging 78-80 depending on the day and location over the last 10 days. I switched to my 5mm wetsuit a few days ago and am quite comfortable.
Another great trip report, Trailboss.
No photos of the jellies?
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Thanks Chiily!
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My camera light crapped out on me 3 days ago. As you might recall, I had a similar issue in the Philippines half way through that trip. I am getting a bot frustrated. Sea Life is a great company and their customer service has been stellar and I have never paid for repairs or replacements, but this is getting old when I have thousands invested in a trip and my camera light fails. Going to have a long conversation with them when I get back home.
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This is what the jellies looked like:- They might be called Salps?
Indeed they are
Did they, do they sting?
I think the photo is a spot winged comb jelly. Salps as I know them have barrel/tube body.
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