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    Invasion AKR The Aftermath

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    Monday, May 26, 2014

    After a fabulous week of diving with Anthoney's Key Resort in Roatan, Honduras, I learned a few things for future dive vacations.

  • Don't put OPV in separate bags from where they go into.
  • Always check your camera before/after a dive for leaks
  • Always have charged batteries/empty cards
  • A small bottle of bug spray lasts about a week
  • No Seeums leave nasty marks that turn straight into scabs and last a loooooong time
  • Cram more into carryon and try to get everything into 1 checked bag
  • Don't have milk in a third world country
  • Don't fret about missing bags, in the end it doesn't matter or greatly affect your total vacation (unless you're backpacking or country hopping)

    • I spent 21:20 underwater blowing bubbles. Not a horrible way to spend 7 days (+2 days travelling) with 24 dives (3 night dives)

    And now onto something completely relatedly different.

    Pictures!!

    Some nice coral

    Banded Coral Cleaner Shrimp

    Spotted Eel

    Nassau Grouper

    French Angelfish (looks like champagne bubbles)

    Nurse Shark and Remora

    Sunset over the shore dive at AKR, we're about to head out for a night dive as this group was coming back in

    Lobster

    Fan Coral

    Banded Butterfly fish

    Sponge Bob! Sponge Coral

    Four Eye Butterfly fish (notice they are always in pairs)

    Coral head life

    Indigo Hamlet (my favourite fish)

    Hawksbill Turtle

    Great Barracuda

    King Crab hanging out upside-down

    Trumpet Fish

    Queen Angelfish (notice the 'crown' on the head)

    Coral

    Arrow Crab

    Aguilla Shipwreck

    Garden Eel

    Sharpnose Puffer

    ??

    More of the Aguilla Wreck

    Black Groupers

    Barred Hamlet

    Squirrel Eye Rock Fish

    Some kind of crab, two of them (the red)

    Green Moray Eel (note the 2 sets of teeth)

    Black Triggerfish

    Stag horn Coral

    Yellow Head Wrasse

    Blue Tang

    Porcupine Puffer (he wasn't very happy being spotted in the shallows)

    Lion Fish





    Published May 26, 2014

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