Daytime Muck Dives at Aer Boyo 1 and Rojos and a Dusk Dive, Lembeh, pr dives 936,7,8 May 10, 2026

Below are some photos for Aer Boyo 1, to see more, please go to: https://photos.app.goo.gl/v2SHdjexrc43HhH37 Mantis Shrimp, second is a Tiger Mantis Shrimp. Below:

Tiny juvenile Sole, below:

Beautiful, strange fish, species tbd. Below:

Mimic Octopus, below:

White Eye Moray, below:

Below: False Sea Urchin, teste (body) about 5/8 inch across

Poss's Scorpionfish, below:

Wonderful Scarlet Frogfish, below:

Our second excellent muck dive on May 10, post retirement dive #937 for me, was at a site called Rojos. Some photos from this dive are below, to see more, please go to: https://photos.app.goo.gl/UWzPZVqRYdw7B7YS9 A striking Napoleon Snake Eel. Below:

A cute Coconut Octopus sheltering in a clam shell. Below:

The Coconut ventures out for a bit, then returns to sheltering in its clam shell. Below:

Flamboyant Cuttlefish, below:

Mimic Octopus, below:

Beautiful small nudibranch feeding on hydroids. Below:

Another Coconut Octopus. Below:

Another cool small fish, species tbd. Below:

Finally, last but not least, we had an encounter with four or five Common Sea Horses. Below:

My third and final dive of the day, was a dusk dive. Some photos below, to see the rest, please go to: https://photos.app.goo.gl/pkCfsjYsCgxacQTu7 A cute, tiny, juvenile Cowfish. Below:

A Long Armed Octopus. Below:

Tiny transparent juvenile octopus. Below:

An exotic Zebra Sole. Below:

Thorny Sea Horse, below:

Cool Crab, below:

Two more diving days to go at Lembeh Resort.

Muck dives at Bronsel and Magic Rock , Lembeh, post retirement dives 934 and 935 May 9,2026

My first dive on May 9 was a site called Bronsel. Some photos from this dive are below, to see more, please go to: https://photos.app.goo.gl/XFNQejjv5nHUemGw6 Chromodoris annae nudibranch, below:

Another adorable juvenile Barramundi Cod. Below:

Glossodoris atromarginata nudibranch. Below:

A grumpy Fang Blenney, below:

A pair of Crinoid Squat Lobsters, their bodies were about 1/4 inch across (I need to start using backscatter eliminator software..). Below:

Adorable juvenile Thornback Cowfish, about 1/2 inch. Below:

Below: Pygmy Cuttlefish

Orange Spot Pipefish, below:

My second excellent muck dive was at a site called "Magic Rock". Some pictures are below, to see more, please go to: https://photos.app.goo.gl/VpJZAxmt2oZ2mM3T7 Below: Anemone Shrimp with eggs

A "Donald Duck" Shrimp. Below:

An Orange Painted Frogfish. Below:

Broadclub Cuttlefish. Below:

The same cuttlefish, morphed in appearance! Below:

My first picture of an Oragutan Crab where you can really see the crab. Below:

A flounder's camouflage blends perfectly with the sand it is resting on. Below: