The dive sites were pulsating with life, ever increasing numbers of Yellow Snapper seem to light up the reef with their glow. Large Dog Snapper were to be found amidst them, several huge Goliath Grouper were spotted further away. " I've never seen so many Moray Eels," commented one of our guests after the dive, "every time I turned my head I saw another! "
 

Three different types of Nudibranch were found yesterday, none of which I had ever seen before; a mating pair was the highlight of my day! I looked them up in my reference book but was unable to get a match, I'm awaiting a photo from one of our guests which will help to identify it.
 

Bottom temperatures of 79' Fahrenheit and visibility ranging from 30 - 60 feet made for comfortable easy diving in Cabo Pulmo Marine Park yesterday. Different types of plankton have been swept in by the warming currents causing our visibility to be obscured as we passed through it hence the wide range of visibility recordings. One type of plankton looked just like coarse hairs floating past in the water, none of us had seen it before.