I just got back from a fabulous trip to Two Fish Divers in the Lembeh Strait, I wasn’t sure what to expect as it was my first dive holiday and first time ‘Muck’ diving. I stayed for 4 nights, did 12 dives plus a Nitrox course. I had the best time exploring the strait, it…
The Reticulated Stargazer continues to mesmerize our guests here in Lembeh. These two great shots were taken by our guests, Paul and Jo and Kev and Sim. The night dive in Lembeh is one to remember and the Reticulated Stargazer almost always makes an appearance. Also known as the Pop-eye fish or the Tube Nosed…
The Vomer Conch is just one of many quirky creatures that delight our guests here in Lembeh. This great little shot was taken by guests, Kev and Sim. Only small in stature but huge in presence, this guy is always worth a good look. The Vomer Conch is a gastropod and comes from the family,…
You can almost always spot a White Spotted Hermit Crab when night diving in Lembeh. They are a beautiful splash of colour on our otherwise dark sands. This lovely photo was taken by our guests, Victor and Lynn. The White Spotted Hermit Crab, Dardanus megistos, is also known as the Knobbly Hermit Crab. They can…
Behind the disguise of the Broadclub Cuttlefish in Lembeh lies a very clever little critter. The little guy is present at almost every dive site in Lembeh. These beautiful pictures were taken by our guests, Victor and Lynn, and also Manuela. The Broadclub Cuttlefish or, Sepia latimanus, is the second largest of all the Cuttlefish.…
The Fabulous Flamboyant Cuttlefish show off their amazing colours to our guests regularly here on Lembeh. These tiny creatures have a huge presence and are always a delight to see on every dive! These great shots were taken by our guests, Kevin and Sim and Manuel. The Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Metasepia pfefferi is also known as…
This week’s spotlight is on the Network Pipefish of Lembeh. Lembeh is home to many species of Pipefish, all beautiful and interesting in their own way. This lovely image was captured by our guest, Manuela. The Network Pipefish is also known as the Banded Pipefish, Yellow Banded Pipefish and the Reticulated Pipefish. The scientific name…
Lembeh, well what can I say….I am extremely new to muck diving and to say this place blew my mind for numerous reasons is an understatement!!!! Firstly, I have never been to a place where you enter the water and on every single dive you encounter crazy amounts of new critters that I’ve never seen…