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Hey Sean, I bumped into Chimera...at the Blues/Crusaders....He said you had another edit suphew: swearing removed... That green slimer was looking edit suphew: implied swearing removed awesome. Craig
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That green slimer is looking beauty. You have done a fine job PP. The rock layout is impressive and real natural! Niiice... Take care. Hows keri keri treatin' you?
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Cheers Wasp, Keep in touch...
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Nice pics in there....
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Yeah, they start to get grey blue at anything deeper than about 15 or 20 feet.
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Yeah, Snorkelling.... I check them out. I couldnt get decent fish shots with the shitty camera I had!!
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You could move at 3 knots for 20 hours and you would see the same amzing stuff endlessly. I even saw beautiful gorgonians hanging off the reef edges. There is enough coral on this reef to fulfill any aquarists dreams and I bet it would still grow quicker than you could remove it. It has shown me that hobbyists supplies really arent that bad in regards to the shear unimaginable size of the reefs in JUST FIJI alone...There would be a million football fields full of this in fiji....
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Awesome shot of the reef drop off.
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Another area...notice the mint green stag at rear...Awesome coral. This shot didn't do it justice. Was about 3 and a half feet across with stems as thick as a carrot.
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And another bommie in the 50 feet zone...getting very blue at this level. Shark territory...AWESOME!! The red table top here is approx 5 foot in diametre!
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Heres some beauty tabletop acros hanging over the reef edge into the 50 foot shelf below. Amazing feeling.
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I thought you guys may want to see a few shots of the reefs in Vomo Island in the Yasawa group in Fiji. Mainly Hard stony corals with a handful of xenia and the likes. HUGE Acropora colonies are rampant with incredible varieties of fish species. These Reefs absolutely blew me away compared with anything off the mainland! There are actually fish in these photos but they are 2 small to see. Fish: Huge Moorish Idols, Clown Tangs, Black Tangs, Triggers, Damsels and also small gobies and the likes. This is a must see experience. Enjoy the pics! (this was only a throw away underwater camera but did the trick)!!