Good morning all, yes as you can see it’s getting harder and harder for me to get these out at night anymore! I don’t have much for you all this morning. I am headed out with the dogs in a few minutes for a walk and hope it doesn’t rain again. The new job [...]
Morning friends, I again was busy last night with so many things including getting home late from riding that when it came time for the blog I just said forget it! Here’s another Porcupinefish photo I found the other day that I never sent out. As you may already know, Porcupinefish have the ability [...]
Good evening gang, how was your day?? Mine went by so fast as I kept so busy today. I did two sub dives both with VIP’s aboard from either newspapers, t.v. or local radio stations. On the first dive I got to photograph the giant school of Boga’s again, this time even better shots plus I [...]
Good morning friends. Yesterday I stayed very busy working on the computer most of the day and at 2:00 we did one sub dive with a local newspaper. After that I raced home and got my gear ready and met a friend for a fast one hour ride and the weather was perfect, nice and [...]
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Cutting a hole in the living room wall and building a room in the garage to house a 125 gallon...
Good evening friends!! Today I got to swim in a giant school of beautiful Boga’s and it was great! After finishing a sub shoot and waving good-bye I immediately saw this dark cloud of Bonnetmouth’s above me and slowly swam up towards them. They must have sensed I was no real threat because they let me swim [...]
Hey gang, for those of you thinking, “didn’t you already send us this photo years ago?” Well kind of. The photo you may remember is with Aimee also in this scene on the left behind the black sea urchin looking at the lobster. We found this guy in the shallows many moons ago at Vaersenbaai [...]
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Hi friends, something a little different tonight. This is a tiny little Secretary Blenny hiding in his hole waiting for small particles of food to pass by. These little half inch beauties spend all day feeding on plankton. They have really great vision and every time a tiny little food piece passes by they shoot out [...]
Ya’at’eeh all, that’s Navajo for (Hello) (pronunciation dependant upon the tribe, or area of the reservation you are on). I must say it was another super fun day in mini-sub land! Mark, from the World Famous Dive Bus Hut brought two friends/customers for a sub ride at 8:30. These are friends and divers that Mark and [...]
Hi friends and readers of the Curacao blog, how is everyone this fine evening?? I always try hard to write these little stories between 7-9 pm, I hate doing them in the morning as it takes way too much time! Today I had the day off with Aimee and we started things out by taking [...]Hello Reefers,
On the stem of my frogspawn there is a bubble growing. Does anyone know what it is, and it it harmful to the tank?
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Good evening friends, guess what I did today?? Yep, I went down in the sub to a depth of 450 feet and got to see and explore the big sunken ship called the “Stella Maris”. As the story goes, the Stella Maris was seized by local authorities many years ago because it was found hauling illegal drugs [...]
WiserEarth Blog Connecting You to Communities of Action Home Topics Purpose Lifestream Contributors RSS Feed Published by Kerry on 09 Jul 2010 at 06:30 am Grassroots activists of Borneo send a global SOS One of our WiserEarth members , and Co-Founder of LEAP Angela Sevin has been working hard to spread the word about a proposed coal-fired power plant in Malaysia that is threatening the habitat of many endangered species . Please take a moment to read her call to action , and sign the petition to help save the Bornean rhinoceros , sea turtles , coral reefs , and many others from . extinction Guest post by Angela Sevin Borneo needs your help Due to the grassroots mobilizing efforts and leadership of Cynthia Ong of LEAP , and the Green SURF coalition of Sabah , Malaysian Borneo , a proposed