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  1. Pacific red octopus (Octopus rubescens)
  2. Deep Blade Shrimp (Spirontocaris prionota)
  3. Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker (Eumicrotremus orbis)
  4. Red Rock Crab with eggs (Cancer productus)

 

Shot with a Nikon Z8, 105mm and +5 SubSea diopter, Backscatter MF-2 snoot strobe + Inon 330 fill strobe

An Evening at Redondo Pier (1).jpeg

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That looks suspiciously like my Monday night dive at 3 Tree point!  Nice images Dave!

 

I believe that crab is actually a Graceful crab (Cancer gracilis) due to the coloration and shape of the shell), but I could be wrong.

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49 minutes ago, JonGross said:

That looks suspiciously like my Monday night dive at 3 Tree point!  Nice images Dave!

 

I believe that crab is actually a Graceful crab (Cancer gracilis) due to the coloration and shape of the shell), but I could be wrong.

 

Thanks! I'll be diving Redondo tonight around 6-6:30pm if you care to join.

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7 hours ago, Dave_Hicks said:

 

Thanks! I'll be diving Redondo tonight around 6-6:30pm if you care to join.


Ah thanks for the invite, weeknights are tricky without, uh, advance planning.  Hope your dive was fruitful!

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On 2/8/2024 at 12:01 AM, Dave_Hicks said:
  • Pacific red octopus (Octopus rubescens)
  • Deep Blade Shrimp (Spirontocaris prionota)
  • Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker (Eumicrotremus orbis)
  • Red Rock Crab with eggs (Cancer productus)


Outstanding images Dave!

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