Fun Divers Tw

Within the biodiverse and productive organisms of the rough leather coral are many microorganisms which provide benefits to the coral host. The microorganisms living on S. glaucum protect the host against pathogens, while also possibly supplying nutrients to the host.

Just so beautiful how the nudibranchs lay their eggs in gelatinous, spiral ribbons! A single mass can contain thousands to over a million microscopic eggs. The eggs typically hatch in about 10 to 14 days into microscopic, free-floating larvae called veligers. Eventually, they settle, lose their larval shell, and transform into adult sea slugs.

Surrounded by damselfish, so much life! Their diets include small crustaceans, plankton, and algae. The threespot damselfish is very defensive of its territory and is a classic example of extreme territoriality.

Rabbit Nudis are so cute! 🥰
Aka sea bunnies, they feed on sea sponges, they process the toxins and store them as a defense mechanism. Often see these guys in the south on Lambai Island, Taiwan.

Josh practicing the Rescue 7 exercise on James.

James taking the rescue course
Learning how to be a better diver!

The summer has arrived! The water is warming up!
It's time to go get wet!

Our enthusiastic new open water students, eager to get certified!

Exploring the Deep Seas of Asia!

Here's a blog someone wrote about Wan An Jian Navy Ship
It's now become a gathering point for fish of all kinds, and a garden of whip corals. Come along and see this stunning dive site on the upcoming boat dives.

https://hong-osama.blogspot.com/2010/11/blog-post_19.html?fbclid=IwAR1Yriuo9kX3UKKpYeo0VQ-_NC4iY2CbENz6RDGJ8mgtVMXrg62U-gkAZsQ