Remodeling the Libra II, Part 2 – The Exterior
Once we were able to get the boat up onto the trailer and drag it off the launch it was time for the remodeling of the boat to begin. First things first, we had to clean the hull of any algae or encrusting sea life. This started with bleach getting sprayed onto the...
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Boat Remodel – Updating the Libra II
The beginning of September on Cozumel usually marks the start of maintenance season in earnest, in particular the boat remodel projects everyone has been putting off. If boats need to be serviced September is generally the month it happens. This would be because it is...
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Longnose Batfish at Playa Casitas
I've always been a big fan of the odd stuff in the ocean - in this case the longnose batfish. Sure, angelfish and butterfly fish are pretty to look at, but with them literally everywhere underwater it's not exactly exciting to see dozens, maybe even hundreds, on each...
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Buoyancy Compensators Arrive to Salty Endeavors
New Buoyancy Compensators! It took a patient 6 months of waiting for our new buoyancy compensators to be made, shipped, and clear customs, but they are finally here. Look at that BC - isn't it sexy?! But better than just looking good, these jackets are...
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Build Your Own Hawaiian Sling Holster
As a Divemaster I tend to carry a lot of excess gear during a dive, so adding a Hawaiian Sling to my kit wasn't high on my priority list. Besides the extra weights for under-weighted guests, on any given dive I also have my reel and surface marker buoy, my cutting...
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The Towels have Arrived!
In our continuing quest to make your dive day with us as comfortable as possible we have now added microfiber towels to our boat. Each diver will be provided his/her own towel for use during the dive trip. These towels are ultra-absorbent and extremely lightweight....
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Balanced Regulators Have Arrived!
We are excited to announce the arrival of brand new balanced regulators! To start the New Year right we decided we need to supply our divers with easy breathing, top-of-the-line diaphragm balanced regulators. Turn learn more about the differences of regulators give a...
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The Tanks Came Rolling In
Our first upgrade of equipment was getting some new cylinders in stock. We were operating with around 20 cylinders of our own, and needing to rent the remainder from a local shop. This is an all-too-common scenario on the island, however, and when the high-season rolls in there is a shortage of available rental cylinders. Rather than fight this battle, we invested in 30 new 80cuft/18liter aluminum cylinders of our own
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Just Doing My Job, Ma’am
"Thank you for saving my life. I will never forget you." These were the words spoken to me earlier this week when one of my divers was heading home and had to say goodbye. At the time of the incident I didn't think much of it - I was just dong my job. I put the...
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Eagle rays are arriving to Cozumel!
I must admit, eagle rays are probably my favorite animal to see while scuba diving. Lucky for me, December in Cozumel marks the beginning of eagle ray season. The eagle ray (Aetobatus narinari) gathers in large numbers on the northern side of Cozumel and stays in the...
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T-shirts for all!
This was more difficult than I expected! I started months ago and had test shirts made with 3 different companies before somebody finally got it right. Here we have Mariana modeling the front of the shirt. And Felipe modeling the back... Shirts are available in two...
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Cozumel Turtle Nesting
Recently was the Cozumel Turtle Nesting season. We joined with the Cozumel Turtle Ecology Program to search and mark new nests.
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Atlantic Guitarfish
Finding the Atlantic Guitarfish as far south as Cozumel is quite a welcome surprise. It’s head is stingray-like while it’s tail resembles a shark.
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The Sharptail Eel
In Cozumel a common find during a night dive from the shore is the Sharptail Eel. These eels are of the Snake Eel family (Ophichthidae) and are always an enjoyable discovery. Not only are they highly decorated with white spots down the side of a...
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Cozumel Turtles Hatching
The Cozumel turtles are hatching! Actually, quite to the contrary, the Cozumel turtles are not actually hatching now because Spring is the season for the eggs to be laid! The eggs still have a couple months before they start hatching. So if it isn't obvious by now,...
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Cenote Aerolito de Paraiso
Cenote Aerolito is one of the easily accessible and enjoyable cenotes of Cozumel. But do SCUBA diving and crocodiles mix?
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Sea Walls Mural Cozumel 26-30
The sixth edition in the Cozumel Murals for the Sea art project.
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Sea Walls Mural Cozumel 21-25
The fifth release of the PangeaSeed Sea Walls Murals for the Ocean, with more yet to come!
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Sea Walls Mural Cozumel 16-20
This is a continuation of the PangeaSeed Sea Walls mural project completed in July 2015. If this is the first you are seeing of this on our blog might I suggest you start from page one. 16. This one is located in the mercado - the local market. ...
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Sea Walls Mural Cozumel 11-15
This is a continuation of the PangeaSeed Sea Walls mural project completed in July 2015.
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Sea Walls Mural Cozumel 6-10
This is a continuation of the PangeaSeed Sea Walls mural project completed in July 2015. If this is your first you are seeing of this on our blog might I suggest you start from page one. 6. Shark, marlin, manta rays... gotta like it. 7. Although...
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Pangea Sea Walls Mural Cozumel 1-5
The first part of a multi-part series photo-detailing the recent addition of the Sea Walls Mural for the Sea art project that overtook Cozumel in July 2015.
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