WarmWaterWeenie
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I can't say enough good things about B&B Scuba. Let Brad and Blesi take care of you and you will have a wonderful time.
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ScubaSeanMaui
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Yeah Brad and Blesi are great! I was on the boat yesterday and had an excellent time. I'll post my report when I get it done...
Drew, excellent videos! I love the Hi Def Stage 6 vids!! WOW!!!
I'm drooling!!
Sean
Drew, excellent videos! I love the Hi Def Stage 6 vids!! WOW!!!
I'm drooling!!
Sean
Shaka Doug
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The Diving on Maui can be awesome. I've had a few thousand killer ones over the last ten years myself. You won't be dissappointed!
I had a sweet manta experience with B&B too just a couple of weeks ago.
If you like Manta's you'll like this little guy!
YouTube - Young Manta Ray showing off for us
YouTube - Manta Ray part II
YouTube - Manta Ray part III
YouTube - Manta Ray part IV
I had a sweet manta experience with B&B too just a couple of weeks ago.
If you like Manta's you'll like this little guy!
YouTube - Young Manta Ray showing off for us
YouTube - Manta Ray part II
YouTube - Manta Ray part III
YouTube - Manta Ray part IV
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Sweet! Thank you very much for the suggestion!
sea nmf
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That video was great because you got to see a Rock Mover Wrasse moving rocks!
The manta isn't an everyday sight, just so you know. Also, frog fish on the sand is very unusual.
The manta isn't an everyday sight, just so you know. Also, frog fish on the sand is very unusual.
Shaka Doug - That manta looked about the same size as an Eagle ray - and he was moving FAST.
Ditto what sea nmf said - I've been diving on Maui 3 years and only seen 1 Manta. The frog fish was cool seeing in the sand too - and that Rock mover wrasse was just icing on the cake.
Ditto what sea nmf said - I've been diving on Maui 3 years and only seen 1 Manta. The frog fish was cool seeing in the sand too - and that Rock mover wrasse was just icing on the cake.
Shaka Doug
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Hey Tim ~
I would say he's a juvenile. like you said, about the size of an average eagle ray. At the DEMA show I showed these clips to the Manta Research Guru and he said it could be a very young one, close to newborn. They can be 3.5' to 4' wide at birth you know!! I could have watched him all day!
I would say he's a juvenile. like you said, about the size of an average eagle ray. At the DEMA show I showed these clips to the Manta Research Guru and he said it could be a very young one, close to newborn. They can be 3.5' to 4' wide at birth you know!! I could have watched him all day!
wow - I had no clue they were that big at birth!
DiveMaven
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Wow, I didn't realize that Manta sightings were uncommon! We've been extremely lucky to see one on every trip we've taken to Maui.
WarmWaterWeenie
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Great video clips!
I was on the boat with you (fellow Canon S70 owner) when we saw the manta at Red Hill. Wasn't it great how (s)he kept coming back around to, as you say, show off for us?
Mahalo and Aloha!
--Sirk
I was on the boat with you (fellow Canon S70 owner) when we saw the manta at Red Hill. Wasn't it great how (s)he kept coming back around to, as you say, show off for us?
Mahalo and Aloha!
--Sirk
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