Hairy Shrimp in philippines

Hi,

First of all, sorry for my bad english. That's why i never posted (or very rarely) here, but i always have a look on your fantastic forum

Here are some pics from my last trip to philippines.

I was looking for the hairy shrimp that Eric Cheng talked about, and i found it 4 times in 3 dives

85 mm + Subsee 10 and a little bit croped.

Helene

Don't worry about your English Helene. Your images speak for themselves.

Where did you stay in the Philippines?

Thanks for sharing!

Steve

Hi Steve,

I went to Dauin (where i saw the hairy Shrimp for the first time), then Moalboal and Malapascua.

I thought that Malapascua was only a place for tresher sharks, but it's a really fantastic place for macro too.

Hi Helene! Nice to see you here.

Hello Hélène

Great time you had in Philippine !! Me too :)

I love always so much your macro shot , but in this case , apart the hairy schrimp of course , especially the last one .

See you soon I hope

Domi

Hi All:

This hairy shrimp is rare, only report before in Lembeh strait, but some report from Cebu mactan island ( regularly, frequently sighted here ) by Japanese U/W photographer Mr. Yoshi's dive resort ( I forget the name , see his facebook , lots of pictures with different colors for this hairy shrimp ) .

Regards

Perry Kuo

Hi All:

 

This hairy shrimp is rare, only report before in Lembeh strait, but some report from Cebu mactan island ( regularly, frequently sighted here ) by Japanese U/W photographer Mr. Yoshi's dive resort ( I forget the name , see his facebook , lots of pictures with different colors for this hairy shrimp ) .

 

Regards

 

Perry Kuo

Seems to be Club Paraiso in Cebu , they have something to do also with Nauticam .

I will not fail to contact them when coming back to Bohol in December .

Thank Perry for this information !!

See pictures taken from cebu Mactan island :

1. http://www.geocities.jp/pcom_zukan_hirochan/pcom1.htm

2. http://www.jun291.com/gallery/index_philippines.htm

3. http://www.jun291.com/gallery/gallery_philippines40-3.htm

Regards

Perry Kuo