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Queen Trigger blowing in the sand for supper...Little Cayman
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caymaniac
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Off the north side of the Brac:
caymaniac
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Off Little Cayman, clear water, looking up about 40ft.
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caymaniac
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Anchor wall, south side of Brac @ 110ft.
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I've not seen many red sponges unless you are diving Little Cayman where it's easy to find them.
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I've not seen many red sponges unless you are diving Little Cayman where it's easy to find them.
Deac in the Wake
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I'm not a conch expert but I believe this pile we found in South Sound off Owen Island on Little Cayman was engaged in mating. I've never seen that many conchs on a single snorkel swim. Conchs and starfish by the hundreds.
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