It seems that the little fellas pull the biggest heart strings!
Our Confidence - March 18, 2010
Our Confidence - March 18, 2010
Marching to the beat of a little drum
- Thread starter Tom Smedley
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rjchandler
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nice frogfish
Nice pic. They can be so shy.
All fin, little fish! Drums look so much neater as babies, don't they?
All fin, little fish! Drums look so much neater as babies, don't they?
DiveMaven
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nice shot! We see more juvenile fish on Bonaire than anywhere else we've been diving. It's one reason we're drawn back....that and the diver's freedom of diving where, how long, how much, and whenver we want! 
Maine Diver
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Very nice shot.
CheddarChick
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Love it Tom....
jdcpa
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Dave:
I see far more adult Spotted Drums on Curacao than anywhere else.
I see far more Juvenile Spotted Drum on Little Cayman than anywhere else.
Interesting on what we find.
I see far more adult Spotted Drums on Curacao than anywhere else.
I see far more Juvenile Spotted Drum on Little Cayman than anywhere else.
Interesting on what we find.
WarmWaterDiver
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Great shot Tom!
We've seen more juvenie spotted drums offshore Curacao than any other spot we've traveled.
Plenty of adults too.
We've seen more juvenie spotted drums offshore Curacao than any other spot we've traveled.
Plenty of adults too.
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