On the last day of spawning,
Neptune let us see:
2 batfish grinning
1 coral spawning
And a sea slug not in a pear tree :)
Oh, and an octopus that ratted on the super-cool sea slug's location.
And spiny lobsters, tons of brittle sea stars, a huge crab, loads of eels, heaps of banded coral shrimps - and before we even descended - a huge peacock flounder in Pierbaai Bay.
It was AWESOME!
Check out what we're talking about / photo-proof, courtesy of our awesome local diver and wonderful underwater photographer, Starlette:
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| NA NA NA NA, NA NA NA NA - Batfish! (A rough-backed batfish, in case you were wondering, No he's not having a bad night, that's just how the poor dude always looks.) |
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| Starlet coral (no, really, that's its name) releasing eggs and sperm - |
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| The octopus that gave up the sea slug. |
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| The sea slug whose name you'll NEVER guess - or will you? Keep an eye on our facebook page in the coming days to post your best guess(es). |
For more about Curacao coral spawning, check out:
And watch this space and our facebook page for more info / photos!
Wow, wow, wow :)
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