2022 17 Anilao

That... I got a job く...Anilao! PCR was good~ 4 dives a day!

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I arrived in Anilao for about 3 hours after I arrived in Manila!! 5 days from today

San Miguel

That’s it like the Philippines!!! Sun Miguel, Philippines. Light is a little thin~Sleep and prepare for tomorrow

Volcano Shrimp Coby

It was a moegihaze sp!! I aimed atビスbis in the first time, but I pulled NDL in front of the goal. Unfortunately ... but unfamiliar haze found in the pulling place! It is a deep volcano shrimp coby of anilao

Akebonohase

Akebonohase with a little depth. I'm looking forward to seeing you in Japan.

PIGMY SEA

Next is PIGMY SEA 。! I took a good picture because it is also in Japan. It is not possible to reduce pressure.


It may be called Kubikahase. Japanese Anilao is infinity

Elcolania Endfitaga

A name that seems to bite down. Elcolania Endfytofaga A type of alimo. I want to live in Tamago Baronianmo

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If you think this is too chewy, it’s a bit different!? It’s like you’ve eaten Tamago Baronian Mo. I wonder if sp7 is the closest

Roland Damzel

Pashapasha returned to the shallow place. Good. Introductory Noalda gae sp can not be taken ...

OBIS ME

Close to the croovis meddy! This is also difficult to see in Japan. Home

Japanese

It’s a scent of the tree. There was a mystery white sea urchin.

→It is one type of Yamato Mikocho

NICHIRIN DATEHASE

Next, I went to Sonburero to aim for Leson Hannady. First of all, I went out of the hole. I had Odorihase in the back of this... I can't take it...

Luson Hanadai

Luson Hanadai was mixed with Sumire Nagahanadai. I can't see Hanadai in Japan! Is it possible to see it? Maybe I can't see Hanadai!

LUSON HANADI

I've got a ッシング and I've got a marital color. It's too fast to move!!! I couldn't follow it at all. I know that it is a marital color...

It was a seaweed → seaweed

In Japan, you can not get used to Okinawa! I have seen it in the aquarium!

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It was Amimecho-chouo ... It seems to be a little bit if it is a remote island of Okinawa!

Japanese

I could not see it all in the aquarium! I was rushed to the coral even if I 激 up. Close

アカネハナゴイ

I could not see it in Songburero. You may only see this one. Hanagoi system is small

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Melanesian hyg

And it’s time to visit the Philippines! ! ! ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cute I know that I’m completely cute

Mijin Benihaze yg

The second half of the game is switched from the southern part of the first half to the sandy and mud-field macro. First of all, the ultra-small Mijin venehase! There was no 1cm ...! I like to swim around Mijin venehase of Anilao

Mijin Benihase

I was swimming, but I thought there was a穴est hole, and I made aやest hole like this isoチャ chak. Face to see~

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This is... I took a picture that I thought that it is OKINAWAHAZE. kasago yg Home

Nudibranch and Sea S ク

There was a lot of kotengunohachiwa in the mudlands. !!ing Kotengunohachiwa, it is quite a probability! This type is from South Korea~Feel

Nudibranch and Sea S ヒ

I found some sandy mozomozo. That's it! Maybe the difference is too subtle...

Orotan Club

And I think that it is a mud that is not something to grab from the middle! Why? ! ! ! ! ! . . . .

Melanesian メas♂

And the end is in the Philippines, Kinkyohanadai in the Philippines, Melanesianguas♂Home Next 4th! This is also a goゴ macro

Stripe Head Dwarf Coby

Posted by Benihase First of all, striped head dwarf coby. This is venehase in Dwarf Coby. Comment Sorry, this entry is only available in 日本語

Tallanga Hargelta

And...Talinga Hargelta!!! This was a pleasure...I wanted to see it. I don't have a report from Japan. I'm happy.

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In Japan, it is sometimes seen in the south of Okinawa

Shiroobiisohase

And this time, Shiroobiisohase! I feel like I've never seen it in Japan, but I've been diving into any point.

Sirius Benihase

And Sirius Benihase is there. Ida and Oshima are very cute, so it is very rare, but it is cute.

Spiney Clomis Wa

It's too small to call yg! It's a ニーine chromis frying fish. It seems to be a suzume dai whose parents are child-raising after hatching rarely. Home

Hanahigutsubo is quite there, so I will take it appropriately. Home

Ohaglotsuba Megai

And I remember Tsubamegai~It’s different if you think! It’s not a boss bamegai, but a trout bamegai! It’s fit.........?

Hamacmanomi

It was a little mystery, and I felt like a spa inch fish. What is this child? Just change the pattern?

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It's like this, but it's not the end of the schedule. ! Self-service diving at Pasificoズsle front beach! 500 yen per person! Easy ...!

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It is almost night diving, so it is safe to look for the sea bream. When I thought about Coleman, I looked at it later...It was different! It was Gahiiro! For the first time...

Butyah! There was a bunch! I was very pleased at this time, but I realized that it was almost normal at the front beach. Anilao Amazing

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This is like Nembrota Rionerata. Sea SではH O M E (To Site Top)Posted by OkinawaruuH O M E (To Site Top)

Nembrota-Rionerata is very similar to this Okinawa-Ryuugu (or the type of cross-diluugu), but it can be distinguished because the tip of the touch becomes white.

Nembrota Rionerata is very useful for findings from Japan. In the future, it may be possible to become a variation of cross-jiruuuu

Nudibranch and Sea S シ

It was quite a few!

The first day is like this! It is hard to see the物atures anymore! I would like to split the two from the next day ... I was diving 5 full throttles from the first day though it is like a book. Contact Us

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Nudibranch and Sea S・ Identification Indo-Pacific, 2015 - Te・ence Gosliner, Ángel Valdés and David Behrens

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