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Diving Puerto Rico
Eatsmice. Started conversation Oct 16, 2002
Dived a site called Crash Boat on the West Coast early October. Local Dive shop (PADI affiliated) was incredibly helpful and showed us another good shore dive. Long thin flattish reef close in to the coast with some amazing sponge formations. Deepest was 15 metres (where my $10 17ft camera still worked). Lots of small fish only.
Crash boat itself is an old pier, one piece of which has collapsed under water. 11m max depth, 46mins gave us plenty of time to swim through all the pier end-sections and drift back again (gentle northerly current). Highlights were a turtle, scorpionfish and a small trunk-fish (an unusual triangular little beastie bit like a puffer). Lots of goat fish, sergeant-majors and various parrotfish.
The water temp was an astonishing 30 degrees C.
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