Pictures from Bonaire and Curacao

[Barb729]

Hi
Just looking at your wonderful photos again. Can you please tell me what picture 70 is?

We started diving Bonaire just 2 years ago, new divers and now that we got the diving down,
need to learn what we're looking at. I plan on getting the book on Bonaire fish when we go back in December.
Again thanks for all your great photos.

 

[Kukuisa]

Number 70 (Bonaire) is a Flamingo tongue snail.

K.

 

[Abaco24]

Thanks for sharing I hope to dive there next year

 

[Skookumchuck]

What site did you get the great sea horse shots at? I kept a sharp eye out for them when I was at Buddy Dive at the beginning of October but didn't really know where to look. I guess I'll have to go back and try again.

 

[muzicgirl]

Let see - I'll have to go back in my notes ( I unpacked our dive logs but I can't remember where I unpacked them to!)
We saw a TON of seahorses this trip -7 on curacao and 5 on Bonaire...There was a seahorse on the house reef at divi, that I know for sure...let me take a lookie and see here

these were our boat dives:
The airport, - saw a seahorse
Joanne's Sunchi
Keepsake - saw a seahorse
Jerry's Reef
Southwest Point
Ladonia's leap - saw a seahorse

 

[muzicgirl]

picture 70 ( we have tons of pics of these) are the flamingo tongue...the ones we didn't see on this trip were the thumbprint ones - which look even cooler. They are easy to miss but once you spot one you see tons of them!

 

[muzicgirl]

most fascinating were the lettuce leaf slugs...I have never seen one (at least not noticed one) before......I could stare at them all day!

 

[scubby-doo]

nice photos.. where did you stay... what part of island did you dive ?

 

[scubabike]

Awsome! Where in Bonaire did you find the frogfish?

 

[DeputyDan]

Barb729

At BDA Jerry Does a naturalist diving class.
Absolutely worth every penny.
You will learn sooooooo muuuuuch about the underwater world.