So who is going tonight? We are interested...
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Scuba_Jenny:It was after 8PM when we descended into the dark depths. Pretty good current running south dictated that we go north. The clan of us, 9 in all amongst 3 flags dropped down and headed north, and almost immediately spit up the big group into our "sub" groups. I was with Howarde and his wife. We stayed on the first reef. I didn't think there was a lot to see, however the highlight of the evening was when I had a small shrimp in my hand, maybe a 1/2" long. I am looking at it swimming. Now its dead. Dang. Wait, there's two of them. Hmm what are they doing? One is alive. (realization setting in) Holy Cow I just saw a shrimp molt! How cool is that? The whole process lasted under 10 seconds.
Scuba_Jenny:On the way in, we turned off lights to play with the phosphoresence, always a fun activity.
Post dive we hung out in the parking lot for quite a while telling stories. It was late when I got home and we still had gear to rinse. Oh well. Glad to have met some new folks, Carlos and Juan Carlos joined us from Edivers, and I forsee some more diving with Howard and his wife.
Chuck, glad to dive with ya again, sorta. Gotta do it again.
Donna, glad you could make it.
Andrew, always a pleasure diving with ya
and of course, Marvel, "What if?"
aabond:...but perhaps by the second reef where the vis is a little better and has more life to see.
badmojo:geez he's already getting picky, soon you'll be like jenny and only dive when the waves are under 1 foot and the water is over 80 degrees...