cfdfirediver
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My son and I were diving this week, and happened upon one of these little guys while untangling some milfoil. Then realized they were everywhere!
Location was Upstate New York in a very cold, spring fed lake. The pics aren`t that good so I`ll describe it a bit. Approximately 1/16th inch in size, orange in color. Looks like a piece of aquarium gravel that swims. It appears to have 6 legs, but very hard to tell! Most were attached to plants, but some were on the algae on the bottom, and some free swimming. The most unusual thing to me is the color! Grey, brown, and green are normal colors for dives in our area! If anyone has any thoughts let me know!
Location was Upstate New York in a very cold, spring fed lake. The pics aren`t that good so I`ll describe it a bit. Approximately 1/16th inch in size, orange in color. Looks like a piece of aquarium gravel that swims. It appears to have 6 legs, but very hard to tell! Most were attached to plants, but some were on the algae on the bottom, and some free swimming. The most unusual thing to me is the color! Grey, brown, and green are normal colors for dives in our area! If anyone has any thoughts let me know!