Two Great dives at Cape Kri and a night dive at Sabokren January 25, 2023

Cape Kri is a wonderful dive site, so we dived it twice. It has a big school of beautiful Sweetlips on a large coral head at 110 ft, near the depth limit for our nitrox mix. Had a huge school of Mobula rays pass overhead, too far above to photo..Alvin pointed out a huge 60 lb plus grouper parked in a sea fan. I got a couple of shots of it parked back in a cave. Had a couple very nice Napoleon Wrasse encounters, it's easy to remember the sign for Napoleon Wrasse, it's a salute! Saw many Chevron Barracuda as well. Below: Stampede! Not sure the species, may be a Fusilier of some kind.

Below: Sweetlips and friends

Emperor Angelfish in Lettuce Coral, below:

Below, Nemo's cousins, False Clownfish:

Huge, 60 lb plus grouper:

Below: Clown Triggerfish

Below: Magnificent Napoleon Wrasse, about 4 ft long, with Fusiliers

Scrawled Filefish, below:

Below, another beautiful Six Banded Angelfish

Blacktipped Reefshark visited occaisionally, usually too far to photo, below:

White Tipped Reefshark, below:

Donna at work with her GoPro, with Dorothy and Napoleon Wrasse, below:

Beautiful invertebrate life with a peeking Slender Grouper, below:

Above: So many fish, with Chevron Barracuda Our next dive was a night dive at Sabokren. Saw Cuttlefish, a couple unidentified fish, one of which is 1/2 head, squid, crabs, a beautiful snail, and a sea horse. My night photos are all taken with my Nikon 100 mm Macro lens (my day photos were all taken with my Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye wide angle lens). Cowfish, below:

Below: Waspfish, around 3 inches long

Nudibranch, below:

Below: Fire Urchin, well named if you ever have the misfortune to come in contact with one!

Three kinds of crab and some kind of small fish:

Had nice encounters with a couple of Cuttlefish, a few inches long, below:

Fun with a couple of small squid:

These cool little fish was only 2 -3 inches long and half of it is head! Below:

An Anemone in the sand:

A cool seahorse, about 4 inches long, below:

Beautiful Snail, about 4 inches long: