Congrats! I see you've only got 25-49 dives which is pretty low to be solo diving so hopefully you're genuinely ready to do so...I'd like you give you more crap for your limited experience but the truth is: 1, I don't have very many dives either and 2, I started solo diving when I had a whopping 4 dives under my weightbelt. In hindsight that was not the smartest idea, but it was either solo diving or no diving at all...I made my choice and here I am 65 solo dives later neither injured nor dead!
Good job on calling the dive by the way, that's probably the hardest thing to do, but when you're all by your lonesome it's definitely better to be safe than sorry. There have been two times when I knew I shouldn't dive but I got in the water anyway-the first time I ended up getting my mask/snorkel knocked off (never recovered), the other time I lost my dive knife (also never recovered). So now when I know I shouldn't go in the water, I stay out of the fu*king water!
Anyway, be careful out there and don't hesitate to ask any questions...I have found this forum to be very helpful. Lastly I will leave you with the single most important piece of advice an aspiring solo diver can recieve: don't do anything stupid!
