Scuba Misfits

05/31/2020

Who else besides me needs these?

05/05/2020

That's a bundle of delicious!!

Have you ever seen a lobster eat a lionfish? I did once in Roatan: it was rolling the lionfish up like a sushi master.

Photo from Captain Tony Young owner of Forever Young Charters, Islamorada Florida

04/08/2020

We should all know some of these.
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03/29/2020

We love seeing Ray's. They look so graceful "flying" through the water.

The manta ray is classified as a fish. It is one of the largest in the marine world -- surpassed in size by only sharks. They are very close relatives of the shark. Ironically, sharks as well as orcas, are their main predators. They are also closely related to the stingray but they don’t have a stinger. (photo by Nicole Heath)

03/27/2020

Like most other sea chub, the Bermuda chub is a schooling species that moves quickly and is often abundant in clear water. It feeds mainly on algae, small crabs, and mollusks. Because of it small mouth it nibbles food and is regarded by anglers as an accomplished bait stealer. (photo by Kevin Bryant)

03/20/2020

Need some Caribbean water soon!!!
Don't know where this fish calls home. But I'll bet it's warm!

White Dragon King Crown Beta.

02/24/2020

The snowy grouper has rows of bold white spots on the body and a large, circular saddle of the base of the tail. They are considered "rare" in Florida although Kevin did spy this one at BHB. Juveniles inhabit shallow waters; adults live at depths well below safe diving limits. (photo by Kevin Bryant)

02/22/2020

So cool!

02/14/2020