Carnet de plongée- PADI Open Water Diver (Apr 2011)
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Ce nombre est ajouté au nombre total de plongées consignées sur Diveboard (publiques ou privées) pour ajuster la statistique "Nombre total de plongées) - Plongées publiées:9
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- Temps total d'immersion sur Diveboard:7 h 28min
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Maldives - Plongée la plus profonde:
25m sur Noonu Atoll, Maldives, Maldives - Plongée la plus longue:
60min - Noonu Atoll, Maldives, Maldives - Photos du carnet:84
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2011-04-09 Maldives Noonu Atoll, Maldives
Angel Reef4th Open Water Training Dive -------------------------------- Stunning hard corals from top to bottom (18 meters) in a amazing variety; ‘undate’ hard corals cluster together with lattice, neat, nosey, Samoan, cylinder, Evermanns and flame corals, they are pushing away the sluk-like, scuted and common mushroom corals ,leaving barely space for sponges, long pipe and mushroom leather corals. Pink bulb tentacle anemone corals host the Clark’s anemone fish at large while blue sea, granulated and noduled Sea Stars feed on the polyps of the corals, algae’s, and worms. In turn, they are preyed upon by trigger fishes, trochus shells and crustacians. The reef is ideal for beginners and experienced diver who prefer colorful reef fishes at a shallower depth. The reef lingers on with small sandy sloping patches in between the hard coral formations, which are present in a variety of shape and structure.
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2011-04-07 Maldives Noonu Atoll, Maldives
House Reef1st Open Water Training Dive on the House Reef -------------------------------- The house reef is located on the west side of the Island. The diving school is located near the house reef and an extended jetty will lead directly to the entrance. The reef is gently sloping downwards to a sandy bottom at a depth of 18 meters, which makes it easy for beginners to make their first open water dives and divers conducting their check dive. The reef is covered with sponges, lush brown soft corals and coral blocks with small reef fishes. Snappers, emperors, small groupers and jack fish cruise the reef while the painted spiny lobsters peek curiously from their small hiding places. They rely mostly on the long antennae which are their main sensory organs when they explore the reef during the night time. Glass fish and a variety of colorful reef fish enlighten the atmosphere during the dive.
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2011-04-12 Maldives Noonu Atoll, Maldives
Raimas Thila--------------------------------
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2011-04-11 Maldives Noonu Atoll, Maldives
Koens DreamAdventure Dive 4 - Deep Dive -------------------------------- For beginners and advanced divers, this Thila makes dreams come true. The top reef of the North-side of the Thila starts at 14 meters and drops off steep to a sandy bottom, when the current comes from the North-West side, large barracudas stay motionless head into the current, chasing when the opportunity comes on schooling rainbow runners. Then narrow top reef drops down to 20 meters and rises up to 15 meters southwards, like a long stretched saddle. It is very easy to move from West side of the Thila, which has small over hangs with black corals and lion fishes hovering around, to the East side of the Thila which gradually slopes down to a sandy area. All around the Thila grey reef sharks are exploring the surroundings but especially at the 20 meters deep saddle back they are more likely to be found. On the top reef table corals are spread between sandy patches and large anemone colonies. Large schools of small barracudas, big eye trevally’s and friendly long fin bat fish make the scenery complete. Be aware that on the sandy bottom at the west side of the Thila between a depth of 18 and 30 meters, leopard sharks, spotted giant guitar sharks and bowmouth guitar charks are dwelling the bottom for food or resting peacefully. Huge manta rays don’t take any notice of the small white tip and grey reef sharks and might be passing by or circling the top reef.
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