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With the water now reaching 27 degrees it seems that we now have a resident Manta Ray at Stringer Reef on Two Mile. I have been lucky enough to witness this amazing animal twice in the last few weeks as it hovers over the cleaning stations. On the same dive we had the friendliest Potato Bass in the world whichI think wanted to come home with us. We were also lucky to see a Brindle Bass on Eight Mile Reef.
The first month of the year at Triton was a lot of fun and I think we dived every single day. Peter found a fish that was smaller than his thumb nail and we enjoyed dives to some of the further reefs. The title photo is a Raggy Scorpion Fish laying in an orange cup sponge.
With still perfect diving conditions we went to dive Roonies on Two Mile Reef - What a dive!! After not having seen the seahorse for nearly a year Adele found a yellow one at a depth of 33 metres. Other sightings included a Longnose Hawkfish posing in the Black Coral Tree and an inquisitive Tiger Shark checking us out on our deco stop. On Hopscotch we were lucky enough to find two Ribbon Eels in one hole.....
Highlights of this week were on eight mile reef, Ramsey's Ledge. We were thrilled to see two huge lobsters, green turtles and large schools of Coachmen....
The highlights of this weeks diving was a dive to Gotham City on Five Mile where we were lucky to have a school of twelve Devil Rays follow us up on our deco stops. The cover photo was taken at Pinnacles on Two Mile Reef of a Yellow Spotted Scorpion Fish, These fish live in the Club Horn Coral.
Early December gave us the best conditions imaginable with the sea flat as a dam and awesome vis. This gave us the chance to get to Seven Mile Reef and we also got some great photos on deep sponge. The cover photo is a Nosestripe Anenome Fish and was taken at Seven Mile Reef.
We have just completed the first of our new two bedroom houses at Triton they consist of 2 double rooms (or twin), kitchen, lounge, shower room and seperate loo, wooden deck and barbecue area. They are set in a secluded area to ensure total privacy and peace and quiet.
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More November sightings including Humbug Twobar fish - These beautiful blue and yellow fish live in schools inside the Acropora or finger corals, other photos include Tube Anenomies, Paperfish, and beautiful Staghorn Corals.
Here are some photos taken in November, unusual sightings included an Anglerfish or Frogfish on Bikini and a Pineapplefish on Stringer on Twomile Reef....
There is more to just diving in and around Sodwana Bay with beautiful parks and areas of natural beauty a short drive away.
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