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Diving in Roatan , Honduras
While in Roatan, we decided to learn how to scuba dive and we
ended up getting open water certified.
I had purchased a waterproof bag to put
my digital camera in. It was not the ideal underwater photo equipment,
but it
sort of worked, most of the time. Below are a few pictures taken around the
reefs on the north side of Roatan
Brain coral
I think these are different versions of the same fish (Blue Tang - a
surgeonfish)
A school of yellowish fish, probably French Grunts. Individuals of this species would sometimes follow
us around
Coral
A Sergeant Major and others
French Grunts
Stoplight Parrotfish
This cute guy (Damselfish) was guarding his conch shell.
This guarding behavior I would learn is a characteristic of damselfish across
the globe.
A wonderful Peacock flounder
Schools of these small fish were near the piers
Jessica and I at about 60 feet.
The waterproof bag was getting squashed so much from the pressure that it
distorted the pictures.
A trumpet fish
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