IT JUST GETS BETTER & BETTER WEDNESDAY PURPLE HAZE, WHEAT FIELDS
Flatworm [Undescribed Acanthozoon] from the first dive site; I caught it SWIMMING
Bristle worm A green top turban shell; despite its appearance, someone was home - it had a live snail in it.
For size comparison - my thumb. I turned it over hoping to get a shot of the head/foot of the snail, but as soon as I turned it, she shot inside and closed the door.
Yet another different Nudibranch
	And a VERY TEENSY TINY one - about the size of your little fingernail [Siboga Cuthona]
The DM who spotted it has excellent eyesight It's not just small stuff. We have seen a half dozen sharks - Whitetipped, Grey reef and Hammerheads; also dolphins on two occasions and a turtle. Most of those were too far away and moving too quickly (or up current) and I didn't even bother trying for a photo; it would be nothing but grey. This fellow was easier to get close to Black spotted pufferfish [Arothron nigropunctatu] Also Black spotted pufferfish [Arothron nigropunctatu] Smaller fish, colorful and easy to approach Fire Dartfish [Nemateleotris magnifica] The ubiquitous moray eel Yet another Nudibranch [Halgerda Reticulida] I'll close with this scorpion fish
This anatole was on the peppermill at dinner. Lots of ants or no-seeum's on the flower vase Coconut-encrusted shrimp

THURSDAY: MY LAST DAY OF DIVING HERE