Having a great time here, below is a selection of pictures. We had a bloom of tunicates and jellies yesterday, they seemed to have moved on this morning.

Lots of turtles and juvenile fish about. There are two very small French Angel fish that we see every day on the house reef one just over 3/4 inch and one 3/8 inch. Very fast moving and hard to photograph but very cute.

Hi Brian & Sue,
Pic's taking a long time to post?

Thank you from a very rainy Boston.

Thanks as well from a cold and rainy south Jersey. I can't get warm today at all. Very nice shots. Keep them coming. I never saw trunkfish mating, cool!

Brian, I can see you are enjoying yourself, great pics. Pity about the jellyfish.

Debbie - you weren't supposed to see that - that's a personal and private thing between the trunkfish. BRIAN you voyeur you.... keep em' coming. 1 day and a wake-up.

OH - I LOVE the jelly & tunicate pics!!! love, love, love them

Brian - thanks - cool pics Glad you're having fun! Yup - soggy & cold here too
Enjoy your Bon time - stay away from everything today!!!!! But I'm sure you already knew that

Whoa! Nice pics! Glad you guys are having a great time.

Brian.......AWESOME!!!

WOW...as usual, awesome

Thanks the pictures are roughly 50% mine and 50% Sue's though. We saw some more mating tonight. Four Sharptailed eels together. Oh and a big Stingray on the house reef actually following Sue up the rope.

Maybe we should a XXX section for the mating pictures.

Oh and no sign of Jellies tonight.

A-W-E-S-O-M-E!!!!

was starting to worry

nice pics

just great! Thanks Brian and Sue
YoMo you are just giddy - wooofrigginhoo!!!!

never saw "jellies" diving live on Bonaire..only on the cams...
Great pictures...thanks

Brian, thanks you made my day! Keep the flicks a'commin... Ron

Gorgeous Photos! WOW!

Well done Sir Brian.

Hey Brian, Great pic's!! Thank you for posting them...Boy, I got smacked in the face with a jelly on a night dive...never saw them though, beautiful huh

A few more from Sue and I. I posted the XXX rated stuff on http://www.oldbonairetalk.com/newsgroup/messages/30/357133.html?1206022614

Thanks Brian and Sue -- nice fish break!

My favorite pics are of the pelagic tunicates. Lovely shots.

And for the critter-lovin' folks like myself, the spelling is siphonophore. That looks like a red-spotted siphonophore, page 83 of Paul Humann and Ned DeLoach's Reef Creature Identification Florida Caribbean Bahamas, 2nd Edition. See page 64 of that book for their description of siphonophores.

Mare

Thanks Mare

I got the shape of the word, but could not remember exactly.

Oh BTW a fricken MANTA just swam under Papa Dock, and I am not kidding.

Picture - camera - picture - camera

Can you all keep him/her around for a little bit please until we get there in 2 days???? PLEASE - and the whale shark???

Thanks for the nice pics!

Awesome pelagic shots, they look like Sues ;-)