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Clown Fish on Anemone (Apr 4, 2021)
Clown fish like to hide in the anemone for protection

Octopus (Apr 4, 2021)
An octopus reaching out with on of its arms to attempt to mate with the female (far left)

Machchfushi Wreck Inside (Apr 8, 2021)
Inside the wreck at Machchafushi

Machchafushi Wreck Crane (Apr 8, 2021)
A crane on the deck of the wreck at Machchafushi

Machchafushi Wreck Stonefish (Apr 8, 2021)
A stonefish lying on the Machchafushi wreck. They are highly venomous, you can usually die with in a half hour.

Over Under (Apr 8, 2021)
A shot of bungalows with the reef underneath

Blue Force (Apr 8, 2021)
The mothership for our diving

Yellow Snapper (Apr 9, 2021)
This site had a very large number of yellow snapper, easily in the thousands.

Nurse Shark (Apr 10, 2021)
Nurse sharks are very tame

Nurse Shark (1) (Apr 10, 2021)
See my teeth! This was taken from about a foot away from the shark, with a fisheye lens

Xille Pushing off a Ray (Apr 10, 2021)
Xille had some food for the rays

Shark School (Apr 11, 2021)
There are 19 reef sharks in this picture, but there were a total of 32. they ranged in size from about 3 feet to over 6 feet.

Blue Force One Salon (Apr 2, 2021)
The inside of Blue Force One, where we would meet or hang out to stay cool.

Blue Force One Store (Apr 3, 2021)
The stairs going down to rooms is on the right, the store in the back.

Blue Force One Restaurant (Apr 3, 2021)
Where we ate our meals

Foredeck (Apr 3, 2021)
The foredeck of the boat

Lounge (Apr 3, 2021)
The lounge on the third deck, with the bar in the back on the left

Sundeck (Apr 3, 2021)
The top deck on the boat

Reef shark (Apr 3, 2021)
A reef shark at Rasdhoo Corner

Yellow Snapper (Feb 6, 2025)
Another large school of snapper

Drift Skimming (Feb 8, 2025)
Dive guide Gabriel using his fins to "skimboard" along in the current during a safety stop

Table Coral (Feb 9, 2025)
About 9 feet in diameter

Shark Feeding (Feb 10, 2025)
Although the water is not very clear, there are 11 sharks partially or fully visible

Channel Dive (Feb 11, 2025)
Using the reef hooks to watch the animals in the deep water

Staghorn Coral (Feb 11, 2025)
A huge field of healthy staghorn coral

Robust Staghorn Coral (Feb 11, 2025)
Healthy staghorn coral surrounded by healthy bud acropora coral

Tiger Shark Eating (Feb 12, 2025)
Just after the tiger shark found its food in the rocks.

Fuvahmulah Entrance (Feb 12, 2025)
The harbor entrance to Fuvahmukah, right where the tiger sharks are fed.

Tiger Shark Viewing (Feb 12, 2025)
The divers watching the tiger shark feeding

Manta Ray (Feb 4, 2025)
With dive guide Maria underneath

Octopus Sex (Feb 6, 2025)
The male is at the bottom, extending an arm to the female at the top

Octopus Sex 2 (Feb 6, 2025)
A better view of the octopus sex, the female at the bottom (white in the crevice), the male at the top, extending its arm

Humpback Red Snapper (Feb 6, 2025)
A large school of these snapper

Boat Crew (Feb 11, 2025)
Gayan on the right, Ahmed Hassan (Ammaday) in the middle

Tharanga (Feb 11, 2025)
He served drinks at the bar, as well as helping with food service
Tiger Shark Visit (Feb 12, 2025)
The tiger shark came VERY close to the divers (myself included)