October really was a fantastic month here for diving with Two Fish Divers in the Lembeh Strait (well every month is fantastic here!!). One of the standout sightings for us was the Mototi Octopus (Octopus mototi), pictured here on the left. (We also saw him last night on the night dive as well.) This is…
Please find my story about diving in Indonesia on my homepage, Tauchen-Mit-Klaus. Unfortunately its in German language. It contains also underwaterfotos taken during my stay on Bunaken and Lembeh. Best regards, Klaus
In late September / October we had Bent Christensen come and stay with for the second time this year – a true Lembeh addict! The reason for his visit was mostly fun – trying to get in as many dives as possible in 14 days but he also wanted to spend more time looking at…
Sharon Van Den Brink and some friends from England, joined us at Two Fish Bunaken for Halloween and found her own Ghost underwater, along with many other creatures. Here is a picture of her Ghost pipefish, check out more of Sharon’s photo’s from Bunaken. Thanks Sharon for her pictures!
We love Night Dives here at Two Fish Divers Lembeh and we were eager to go out and see what was hiding out on our house reef. Usually we go out around 6pm for night dives but we decided to see what comes out to play later on. After allowing our dinner to settle, we…
Back for their third visit to Two Fish, Tom and Karen brought with them all the ingredients for a Smoor’s Night Celebration. For the uninitiated, as we were, this entails roasting Marshmallows over the barbeque and sandwiching them between Gran biscuits with chocolate. A very messy treat! Both the staff and the guests had a…
October has been a great month for sightings of the Wonderpus with one literally being seen on nearly every dive and some dives seeing more than one! Wonderpus (Wonderpus photogenicus) are solitary octopodes, who are usually buried themselves in the sand in the shallows. They will display a brown and white stripped pattern when agitated…
We had some great diving last week. The blue-ring octopus and mola-mola captured the headlines, but we also saw clown frog-fish, a brown pontohi sea horse as well as the normal white one, and robust & ornate ghost-pipe fish. We also had some incredible night dives – marble shrimps, sponge-crabs and other small crabs. Bunaken…