Scuba diving in Belize - Caribbean Sea 4b

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Scuba diving on the Canyon en Night Watch in the Lighthouse reef of Belize deel 4b

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Scuba diving duiken op Canyon en Night Watch in het Lighthouse reef van Belize

Canyon in Long Caye

Canyon in Long Caye is a nice place to go scuba diving. Also, this time we dive on a plateau with this time a shallow drop off. Because the edge of the reef and the drop off side are the most beautiful, we dive here. We regret that we didn't take a model while diving, otherwise we could have shown the immense nature of the large barrel sponges. Further during this dive, we see barracudas, groupers, snappers, Jack Fish, e.a. traditional fish of the Caribbean Sea. Less frequent fish are a hogfish, honeycomb cowfish, trunk fish, etc. Almost the end of our dive in shallow water we suddenly see a large sleeping nurse shark partly concealed. We stayed with the animal a little longer, until our dive finished. A gigantic nurse shark to end the dive, just couldn't be better!

Night Watch in Long Caye

Our last dive today is on Night Watch in lung Caye. As the name suggests, it's a night dive (departure at 17.30pm). During the Night Watch three tarpons accompany us from a certain distance. They seem to like to hunt in the light of our lamps, which attracts all kinds of worms and small fish. It's only at the end of the dive that the tarpons really dare to approach on a very close distance. At last we can now also admire several medusa Stars, which at night, fully folded open hunt for food. During the day, Medusa stars usually fully twist together or hide behind another object so that they are unnoticeable. Many fish are sleeping, but the langoustes are finally well visible because they no longer hide their nest. During this night dive, it's very difficult to take good photos. In our lamp beams, there are hundreds of small water creatures, which makes it almost impossible to focus the camera. Instead of taking photos, we just focus on the game with the tarpons lured by the light. Another experience too of course!

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