A Night Dive at Catholic Church, Puako, HI

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We continue our Advanced Open Water (AOW) Certification with a Night Dive at Puako 😀

Yellow Tang in their night resting place and plenty of plankton attracted to my Dive Light.
Yellow Tang in their night resting place and plenty of plankton attracted to my Dive Light.

We descended to about 65 feet to see if the Garden eels were out. They were not, but we saw plenty of other ocean night life while our air held out.

Regal Slipper Lobster.
Regal Slipper Lobster.
A Regal slipper lobster, an Eel about 6 six feet long swam around us while we were in a cave and gave us quite a show! As you can see by my picture of the Yellow Tang, there was A LOT of plankton and little worms.

Andy taking another night dive photo with his Canon G9.
Andy taking another night dive photo with his Canon G9.

Two more dives to complete (Underwater Photography and Fish ID) and we have our AOW Certifications! Now, if the ‘colds’ would just quit catching up with me! 😐

My Photography and Fish ID dives should have plenty of photos to share when I ever get to complete them! 😉


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