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Posted by Merry on August 27, 2012 at 18:31:56: Night or day, you can’t beat the shore diving at Scuba Club Cozumel. It’s shallow, it’s relaxing, and it’s bustling with life. There seems to be a different population of fish on every dive, which usually allow a close approach to a patient, settled diver. My offering covers a fraction of one-percent of what you can find. French angelfish - Intermediate Caesar grunts under the pier Bluestriped and French grunts Banded butterflyfish Foureye butterflyfish Trumpetfish
Sergeant major Blue chromis Honeycomb cowfish Ocean surgeonfish Yellowtail damselfish Sharpnose puffer Brown chromis Puddingwife – Initial phase Yellowhead wrass – Initial phase Clown wrass and spotted goatfish Clown wrass and Slippery dick Wild guess on this trio: Juvenile blue tangs?? Purplemouth moray eel Spinyhead blennies Pipefish - Scott herded these wisps-of-a-fish for a photo. Bridled goby Roughlip cardinalfish Flamefish Bearded fireworm Spaghetti worm Spotted spiny lobster Caribbean spiny lobster Yellowline arrow crab
Spotted cleaner shrimp Velvet shrimp Banded clinging crab Banded clinging crab in corkscrew anemone Rough file clam
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