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    Today's Dive Site: Grand Cayman

    September 11, 2009
    Does anyone know what this sea monster is?

    Does anyone know what this sea monster is?

    Diving Location: Grand Cayman

    Dive sites: Orange Canyon and Oro Verde Wreck

    Water temp: 90 degrees!

     

    I dove two nice sites yesterday in Grand Cayman.  Visibility topped 140 feet with glass-like blue seas.  A puffer the size of a large loaf of Wonder Bread showed up on the first dive, along with two turtles, a nurse shark, and a whole squadron of arrow crabs.  \

     

    On the second dive I toted along my macro lens and found (in addition to more turtles!) a ton of Pederson shrimp, Christmas tree worms and this finned beauty (see the photo) which perched in front of a beautiful pink and green anemone.  He was about 2 inches long.  Anyone have an idea what this critter is? 

    Does anyone know what this sea monster is?

    Does anyone know what this sea monster is?

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