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04/14/2025 Dive Log – Lobster Rock

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Dive Log: 04/14/2025

Dive Site Name: Lobster Rock

Dive Depth: 17 meters

Dive Duration: 39 minutes

About The Dive: We started from the shallow reef area where we swam with a family of squids for few minutes before we started heading towards the deeper area.
At the big coral formation we spotted a big moray eel and many colorful anthias in the top part around 8 meters, going dropper and around the rock a frogfish was hiding upside down and few cleaner shrimp were hanging around a big anemone.
Towards the end of the dive a huge group of sergeant fish started swimming towards and we just hanged in a giant fish ball!

03/24/2025 Dive Log – Lobster Rock

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Dive Log: 03/24/2025

Dive Site Name: Lobster Rock

Dive Depth: 17 meters

Dive Duration: 42 minutes

About The Dive: Such a great dive with great divers!
As soon as we started the dive we were in a ball of sardines cruising in every direction!
Few minutes into the dive and we spotted 2 male ribbon eel, a big stone fish just on top of the reef and a very big pregnant map puffer fish.
Shallowing up for our safety stop different kind of nudibranches were all around a big coral formation.

03/04/2025 Dive Log – Lobster Rock

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Dive Log: 03/04/2025

Dive Site Name: Lobster Rock

Dive Depth: 17.2 meters

Dive Duration: 38 minutes

About The Dive: Wonderful dive with 25+ meters of visibility !
Due to the very clear water we were able to spot 2 sea snakes chasing each other, a chilled baby green turtle feeding over the sandy bottom, schools of moorish idol and sergeant fish playing with our bubbles and following us most of the dive !
A slight current made us drift the whole time effortless towards the shallower reef where moray eels and mantis shrimp where hiding below big coral formations !