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After 20 years of diving with contact lenses and working full time instructor. Never had one infection.

It is a really cool dive to check out at least once.

Thank you 🙏

Concept is fascinating for sure and so much space for activities. It is fresh water so sink like a rock or shall we say like a Holly 😂

Yeah but at 6m and sitting doing nothing it is completely safe. It an accelerated decompression gas. The recompression chamber was really cool but never gets used apparently. Said mainly celebrates use it like Cristiano Ronaldo for oxygen therapy.

Hmmm - fascinating!!!

Yeah steel tank and steel backplate 😂 she had the wing fully inflated and was still sinking

The silicone is a protective layer for the lenses during the manufacturing process. It also acts as protective layer for distribution out, this is why they leave it on.

It depends where in the world you are from. In UK and Australia it is called juice.

Personally, we put out fins in our checked bag. We have a long form video which covers how we back everything including fins here ua-cam.com/video/WAN_lm4GgeQ/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

That is awesome. Hopefully one day you will get to dive there. Scotland offers some great diving, especially Scapa Flow. Yeah we got lucky these days. It is like NH, barely getting 10ft

@@BlueHorizonDiving I'd love to dive there but a serious medical condition now limits me to walking, slowly. I did , however , manage to climb Alt Clut, and Arthur's Seat. It took quite a while, and I was accompanied by friends who kept asking what they were supposed to do if I keeled over. Great memories.

Sorry to hear that, this wasn’t our experience

It is a very diverse site for nudibranchs. Lacks the reef but lots of ideal food sources for the nudibranchs to feed on. You are welcome and glad you enjoyed it.

That is pretty cool

Currently, the barnacles are not causing any harm to Barney. If they were, we would see issues with his swimming ability and him trying to remove them. At this stage, they are okay to leave there

Thank you 🙏

It is an awesome dive resort for sure

They are so curious on the wreck too

Thank you! We were there in March time and it was lovely, not too hot outside but a good temp in the water. Weather wise, winter is the best, they get the calmest water and the clearest water, it’s just slightly colder. We have a friend who was there 2 weeks ago and the water was 27 degrees, calm and clear

Will do when we see some!

@@BlueHorizonDiving amazing can't wait

It wasn’t 😂

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So cute hey!

Not sure! We would try but shaving cream can’t be good for the ocean 🤔

@@BlueHorizonDiving eat it before it can drift away

Well santa does contain salt in it D

You’d be surprised how little salt actually gets in!

Yeah there is normally loads under the kelp. So cool

What an incredible dive and so many eels is epic. That is truly a special trip diving in Maldives to have all of that.

The house reef at Buddy is epic. So many cool marine animals around and suitable for everyone!

@@BlueHorizonDiving I've been to 3 resorts there and two of them, diving was a bit of an afterthought or at least a lot of people were there just for the beach (Dutch folks) but at Buddy Dive, you KNOW everyone is there to dive!

You defo love Bonaire and Buddy dive! That is epic and really racking up the dives! Congratulations

@@BlueHorizonDiving Cheers, thanks!

Hahaha that is true with what your buddy said unless the marine park gave permission I bet. It is a really cool dive and yes can have some current on it but so worth to do it one day.

They are so cool to see and epic you see them so often. Did the footage come out well on the 360?

They are so cool to see and epic you see them so often. Did the footage come out well on the 360?

@@BlueHorizonDiving It was kind of cool because the pup swam close to the camera. I published in full 360 and then also edited it so the camera was always looking at it. If full 360, if you are watching on an iPhone or iPad, if you turn the device in a different direction you are looking somewhere else. You can miss things but publishing it as a 'flat' image where you have decided where and when the camera is looking is so amazing. Shoot it all in 360 and then decide where you want the camera to look later- I never thought I would love 360 so much! Cheers

Yeah he did say batfish. We didn't get footage of it but he does on his video on BAMFSquad channel

@@BlueHorizonDiving I subbed to his channel and watched a bunch of videos but I guess I need to look for that one. Cheers

Hey Sean! Sharks actually don’t cause us any problems in the slightest, we actively seek them out because they’re such a treat to see!

We have no idea but in Bermuda used to be $19 a pound back on 2021.

Thank you And something that never really gets attention.

Thank you 🙏 Yeah it truly is a massive problem and love seeing the incredible organisations trying to resolve it.

It was honestly a pleasure to meet you on Saturday! That is incredible you are involved already and making a difference. Wish we had something here in Australia but all controlled by Marine Parks here. Amazing to see organisations and divers trying to clean up the ghost nets like you 😊 Thank you so much we are excited to be going back to the Red Sea with amazing people!

That is awesome you guys are working on removing more than just nets! Thanks for the support

It more of a flick at the fish but was not quick enough to catch them to make contact

Thank you so much! Unfortunately no whale shark, but you never know what you’ll see!!

Super sad, and something that has so little awareness surrounding it 😢

HMS Scylla in Cornwall 🤗

You’re right! As long as you’re staying in one position, technically you don’t need to blow bubbles, however, given that skills like this follow a large breath, your lungs are full and you are likely to ascend ever so slightly, so bubbles are necessary. Even if not, it’s just a good habit to get into, blowing bubbles anytime a regulator is out so we never hold our breath 😊

@@BlueHorizonDiving If one is moving up while reg recovery, then one is breathing in too deep. Buoyancy should be trained in shallow waters then.

Agreed! Just a good habit to blow bubbles that we teach open water students 😊

Would be great idea. Currently the programme in Australia is run by the Marine Parks and their staff.

Apparently it was a huge effort. They had commercial divers too and some big boats that the marine park hired. Not sure how exactly they recovered it. Maybe in sections

Thank you mate. Yeah as a real issue and amazing organisation trying to solve the problem.

Proved tastier (and soggier) at 30 meters!