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Kealia & Ulua

First dive was nudibranch hunting dive with Rebecca, and spot some nudis we did! Second dive was solo to Ulua and spotted a epipelagic Ctenophore called a Venus Girdle or Cestum veneris. Generally these are only spotted at night, and usually on blackwater dives (dives where you are in 3,000 feet off water watching all […]

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Ulua x 2

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St Anthony via Ulua Sunset

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Ulua Sunset

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Kealia Muck Dive Day Deux

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Kealia Muck Dive

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Ulua – Just a couple of pics

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Makena Landing – New All Glass Wide Angle Lens

Trying out the brand new, all glass, wide angle wet lens. It is the same as my old one except it is all glass instead of having a polycarbonate done. It has always been said that glass is best for optics, but it is more expensive and easier to break. Thankfully it comes with a […]

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St Anthony and Ulua

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Ulua x 2

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Tank Turret, Landing Craft, & White Rock

With Island Style Diving.

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Pau Hana Two Ray Day

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Ulua first sighting: Imperial Shrimp

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Kahekili (Airport) Beach & Whale Watch

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Makena Landing yet again

Conditions have been best there, so…

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Makena Landing x 2

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Makena Landing

Clear water again at last!

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Ulua – New Species

Darklined Fireworm and Long-arm Shrimp

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Ulua

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Makena Again (only game in town)

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Makena Landing

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Turtle Soup

Wild card day on the Maui Diamond II. Site choices were limited due to swells, so went to Mala Ramp and Kim’s Cove. Turtles all 0ver the place at Mala, of course.

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Makena Landing: Surgy and Murky

Not a great day: waves were up stirring up the bottom, making for murky and surgy conditions today. I did manage to find some relatively clear water once I got out to 40 foot depth, so it was a good dive, but not a lot of photo opportunities.

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Mana Kai Turtle

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Ulua: Breakfast With a Monk Seal