Our guests joined us for a “dive against debris” on our adopted dive site “Muka Kampung” in front of Bunaken village. Everybody had an amazing dive seeing lots of turtles and did a great job in picking up debris on the way. 12 divers collected 17 plastic bags, 18 plastic beverage bottles, 2 buckets, 3…
This week on the North Gili’s, Lombok we have been out every day on the boat we have managed to visit a variety of sites this week. Diving around Gili Trawangan we often spot White tip reef sharks, black tips and Jacks. The white tip reef sharks around here are generally extremely lazy, we find…
Our second PADI IDC at Two Fish Divers Lembongan started on 15 September with the IDC orientation and theory pre-evaluation! We have two candidates, Jade & Jessica, and they are being looked after by Staff Instructor Paula and Course Director Mark so they are in good hands!
This week in Lembongan, during the discovery dive of Vishal, we focused a bit on the usual inhabitants of the coral reef, and particularly the damselfish which are populating the coral reel. Damselfishes are these energetic little fish that you will spot everywhere on the reefs of South-East Asia seas. They have 321 known species,…
In Gili Air this week … we found a Giant Frogfish at Gili Air again!! Well the last time it was a painted frogfish, and this time the colour was a faded purple/grey. Such a nice find as these odd shaped bottom dwellers tend to camouflage and hide a lot. It was found on the…
Divers 4 Sharks N Rays in Two Fish Divers Bunaken urge CITES countries to vote YES for sharks and rays CoP17 project aware. #Divers4SharksNRays @CITES #CoP17 Campaign
This week in Amed, Two Fish Divers organized lot of dive trips in Padang Bay. Padang Bay muck diving is comparable to Lembeh. Our fun divers Rob and Peter joined the trip, because they are macro lovers. They could go on the dive site Jetty and spot lots of critters such like frogfishes, gurnard lionfishes…
Watching behavior is a favorite pastime of many Lembeh divers. Animals feed on other animals, fish spawn with one another, and of course there is plenty of egg laying going on. This week in Lembeh, Two Fish Divers guests were shocked to see a Shaggy Scorpionfish gobble down a Wonderpus! For a moment it looked…