DAY THREE: SWIMMIN' WIT' DA FISHES MONDAY, 16 JANUARY 2012
Our second dive was supposed to be a wreck followed by a swim across (but we missed the wreck) Mario stalking Bar Jack stalking a stingray [See my In Memoriam to Steve Irwin HERE - ad]
LOBSTER REEF: Off Drill Hall - 30'-80' - This inner reef is a great drift dive with lots of marine life and occasional sighting of stingrays. Small anemone colony
Saw another ray & an OCTOPUS! The octopus is hard to see, but if you look for an eye and then rings out from there, you can see it.
Find the octopus
	Juvenile French angelfish
Also lots of eels, chain moray eels & whitespotted sea snakes. Golden chain eel
	A decorator crab [above] An arrow crab [left]
P> It just now poured buckets and rinsed my almost-dry dive skin. Ed's 80-year-old father is not doing well on his heart surgery, so Ed was called home by his family. Most of TEAM MANTA attended the Manager's party & buffet. There was a band, more of those delicious crab cakes, rum punch & fruit punch. I had the grilled Mahi-Mahi and it was excellent. There was salad, coleslaw, beans & rice & steamed veggies. Ed was preoccupied with updates on his father's condition, and making arrangements to fly back to the U.S. While he did not have travel insurance, DAN TravelAssist did get him set up with the flights he needed to get back to Iowa as soon as possible. We've had heavy rain showers the last two nights; the days have been partly sunny and warm.

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