Prevention of Coral damage

[ABQdiver]

diverkim once bubbled...

snip...

Also I'm interested in this Balmorhea in west Texas. Warm, great viz, and "THOUSANDS of fish." Sounds like you guys have been keeping a good spot secret. What kinds of fish?

Here is a article on Balmorhea that is informative

 

[diverkim]

Omicron once bubbled...
It would be interesting to see if you actually get a response to it.

Well here it is; and a rather pathetic response at that. I will email them again and state that such a reply is unacceptable. I will post again later iwhan or if I receive a reply.
How about you DiverBuoy? Heard anything?

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[diverkim]

ABQdiver once bubbled...

Here is a article on Balmorhea that is informative

Darn! Thanks for the attempt but I cannot access this site here in China.

 

[Amanda]

Well Back to the photographer thing. The only photographer I know is really careful about not touching anything while trying to hold still. And he also told me that most of other photographers do the same...

I mean, their pictures are beautiful thanks to the biodivesity, right ?

Any toughts any1 ?

 

[Conor]

and good bouyancy control is a valuable tool for a good photographer. I think we were referring to a minority of hypocrits who don't care for the things they record

 

[wolfpack]

everytime he goes down to survey he wipes out more coral with his fins and then he comes up and writes an article about the depletion of the coral. It's a guaranteed job.