Pictures from the keys... - Page 5

GreasyMidget · #**101** 07/21/2004, 12:59 PM

Here i just started a new thread Lefty

http://archive.reefcentral.com/forum...hreadid=406563

reeftechie · #**102** 07/21/2004, 01:12 PM

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Originally posted by gregt

Hi my name is Bill will you be my friend

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That was the fish talking to you. great shots bro.

scubadude · #**103** 07/25/2004, 12:11 PM

Awesome pics greg!....I could actually see blue tips on some of those acro shots....I have never seen blue tips on any of the few acros we have down here. Did it look that way in person or the camera just portrayed them that way.

How bout some pics of you hand feeding the cuda next time

xxaquanutxx · #**104** 07/26/2004, 08:50 PM

I think those are the carribean reef squid. Back home in Cayman we have them everywhere... although the larger ones have a neon spots on thier back the smaller ones look like those!

xxaquanutxx · #**105** 07/26/2004, 08:51 PM

I am heading down to the keys soon.. going collecting!!!

rpg · #**106** 07/27/2004, 06:45 PM

those pics are AMAZING~!!!

gpajon · #**107** 07/27/2004, 09:47 PM

Well lobster mini season opens tonight at midnight and I am missing it this year.
2 hours to get to the bugs.

Timothy McCandless · #**108** 07/28/2004, 04:41 AM

xxaquanutzxx,

Do you know of any good collecting spots down in the keys? I'm headed down there next month and was hoping to maybe do a little collecting.

Thanks,
Tim

jeffreylam1132 · #**109** 07/28/2004, 05:03 AM

Wow, these are some of the best pics i've seen in years. Great job Greg. By the way, i'm just curious, where is the key located. I am interested in going there.

gregt · #**110** 07/28/2004, 05:27 AM

Islamorada is just below Tavenier.

xxaquanutxx · #**111** 07/28/2004, 08:00 PM

I didnt go out for mini season this year either... There is still one more day, but it is so insane out there... I dont like it any more. If anything Ill just jump off the sea wall here to my little huney hole and gather up my 12

Timothy-
I dont go anywhere im particular, i actually like to hit the estuaries in the keys more than the reefs. The fish there are still juveniles and it is alot easier to catch.

Back in Cayman you can get all kinds of great juvi' fish in the tidal pools on the beach.. There are even feather dusters and nudi's!! I actually saw a Picaso Tang schooling with some mojara's, go figure.

Timothy McCandless · #**112** 07/29/2004, 04:29 AM

xxaquanutxx,

Thanks for the info on collecting. Could you let me know if you come accross any places that have zooanthids or ricordea?

Thanks again,
Tim

Ciali · #**113** 07/29/2004, 01:31 PM

I wish I could go scuba diving. I envy all of you guys that live in Florida. I live in Philadelphia and I'm going to Florida in two weeks. I'm really looking forward to snorkeling.

Ciali