乐生活DAY 13 West Palm Beach
Today I made an appointment with Ryo for the Qianqiao Bridge. In order to get to my destination early enough, I started driving to the Bridge at 6:30 a.m. Fortunately, the way was smooth. I took the cylinders from the equipment store and arrived around 7:20, 40 minutes ahead of the appointed time. Today, the water condition is very ideal and the sunshine is very good. We are comfortable launching from the west to find our prey separately. After several rounds in the west, I went around the east side of the bridge to look at the terrain and found many interesting species along the way. The attraction of the bridge is that you can encounter all kinds of species in a single dive, big and small, and there may be surprises at any time, such as giants like Naja rays or Atlantic silver carp. Because the average depth is only 3-4 meters, the diving time can be very long, this dive I dived 150 minutes, and the longest record of local divers is that they dived here for 4 hours, feeling all right suffocation ah!
Thank you for the identification of @Flash Perch:
P3: Mimetic Leatherfish
P5, 7: Blue-breasted Smokepipe eel
P8: Paralichthys olivaceus (upper) and Sparus australis (lower)
Nikon D850+60mm macro
@ Nauticam Blue Sky Sea China Housing+MWL-1
Inon S-2000 X3
