This week my Divemaster course included some environmental projects including a Project AWARE Dive Against Debris, and we even spotted a blue Ceratosoma Sinuatum or Miamira Sinuata during the dive. We often spot nudibranchs on Bunaken clean ups but this guy was a rare color and a treat to see.
Hi there! It’s Wilfried again. My DMT journey continues in Sekotong after my two weeks in Bunaken (Sulawesi). During the last two weeks, I’ve been in near the south Gili’s, where are located the South Lombok facilities of TwoFish. As a DMT, the major change is the fact that there is no swimming pool here: the…
According to Project Aware, “more than 250 million tons of plastic are estimated to make its way into our ocean by 2025.” On June 8th, World Oceans Day, the Amed team headed over to Jemeluk Bay to take part in a Dive Against Debris underwater clean-up. Several dive centers around the area worked together to…
On World Oceans Day, last June 8th 2019, Two Fish Divers Lembeh has organized an AWARE Dive Against Debris on its beautiful House Reef.
The Anemonefish family includes 17 species, “Nemo” is one of them. They are known as Anemonefish due to their ability to live among the stinging tentacles of anemones. They typically live in small groups with one dominant female in charge. If anything were too happy to the “woman of the anemone” the largest male will…
We are in Lembeh Strait, the world´s capital of muck diving! However, what is muck diving ? Many times my guests and students ask me about it, and it is time to clarify this term. According to Collins dictionary (US) the word “muck” refers to: moist manure black earth containing decaying matter, used as a…
The Two Fish Amed House Reef has a new wreck! Markus and Melissa, instructors from Amed, and DMT Wilfried went in search of the new wreck during the Search and Recovery Divemaster workshop. Just off the shore of the Surya Rainbow Resort and our Two Fish dive shop lies the new wreck that accidentally sank…
Challenging and fun is the Rescue Diver course! You wouldn’t describe it a better way. Being a Rescue Diver is a commitment with safe diving practices and so on other diver’s safety. You may wonder what is fun in that? Well, practicing different scenarios, learning how to react in front of them and making decision…