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chris88 09-25-2010 05:40 PM

The sps all look browned out to me.

TJSlayer 09-25-2010 05:40 PM

Wow fantastic shots......

dsaundry 09-25-2010 07:02 PM

Very sweet pic's...:biggrin:

Zoaelite 09-25-2010 07:24 PM

Thanks for sharing Scott, those photos are wicked!

teresap989 09-28-2010 08:03 AM

Wow! Fantastic post ^^

lastlight 09-28-2010 08:43 AM

Now I've never done anything besides snorkel and that was in the mayan riviera but wow I never saw stuff we keep in our tanks and not nearly as much diversity. Unreal shots and I so badly wish I could see that for myself!

That pink table is MASSIVE. Wonder about the size of it's bottom...how thick the mount to the reef structure is?

fishoholic 09-29-2010 03:52 AM

Awesome pic.'s :mrgreen:

tang daddy 09-29-2010 02:11 PM

I love the diversity and colours of inverts, fish and corals.... I just got back from Vietnam where I went diving and saw similiar Acropora forests, clams, fungia, anemones and leathers!!

I will have to put this on one of my next destinations, How deep were the dives?

I was suprised most of mine were between 3ft to 20ft quite shallow and the clarity was great.

parkinsn 09-29-2010 02:32 PM

Nice pic's Scott. That must have been a sweet trip!!

Argentiner 09-29-2010 02:55 PM

Chris88, the SPS weren't browned out at all. I just don't have a strobe light to bring out the colours, and you're never going to see a reef like Lobsterboy's tank. My closeups with the flash you can see colour, but some of the SPS are brown, it's just that you won't see them brought into an aquarium store, just like a boring coloured fish. A lot of the corals you see are soft corals too, which are usually a brown colour. I never saw any dead coral anywhere which was amazing, especially considering there was garbage floating everywhere on the surface.

All of the dives around Bunaken were cliff dives and we would go down to about 100ft. I actually liked it when we were first decending or re-surfacing and on top of the reef as the colours were brighter and the coral usually thicker. If I had more time, I would have done a dive and just stayed on top of the reef instead of going along the cliff. The muck diving at Lembeh was always about 22m max. Really poor visibility and not a real "reef", although you would see a lot of goniopora, some elegence coral and all different anenomes and the odd brain, hammer/frogspawn or soft coral. It was mainly just for the critters.


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