Meet The Scrawled Filefish #aluterusscriptus is also known as the #broomtail #filefish or scribbled leatherjacket. They are unusual-looking fishes and are also masters of camouflage. They are able to rapidly change colors to blend into their local environment. The #Scrawledfilefish is not a common fish and is not often seen. On white sandy bottoms, they are able to turn white to match the sand and use a similar coloration when swimming in deeper blue water. Over #reefs, the color ranges from yellow to brown which makes them hard to spot, but this may possibly be a result of their excellent camouflaging abilities. But we were lucky enough to finally meet them. Hey, why not join us and find your own unforgettable #marinelife findings to add to your bucket list? With spots starting from just $216 per person deposit, it’s an adventure that’s calling your name! ✉️ info@LaGaligoLiveaboard.com 💬 +62 812 2000 2025 (WhatsApp) 🌐 www.LaGaligoLiveaboard.com 🌐 Trip.LaGaligoLiveaboard.com (Schedule & Rates) ~~~~ #scubadiving #scuba #diving #diver #liveaboard #divetrips

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When a builder commits to a true single-piece, foam-filled hull, it’s a statement—and EdgeWater’s SPI construction is the backbone of this 250CC. She delivers that rare fish-family balance: in-floor rod storage, a proper dive door, wide working space, yet refined enough for a smooth cruise or a sandbar afternoon. Standard onboard is the SeaKeeper Ride system with port and starboard transom controllers, a motion-sensing brain module, and integrated power/communication distribution. At 26'3" (8.0 m) LOA with an 8'6" (2.6 m) beam, she’s comfortable, predictable, and easy to handle for a wide range of boaters. 🎬 Watch our full test on BoatTEST.com for performance numbers, handling, and the full features review. https://boattest.com/boats/edgewater/250cc-2026 #EdgeWater250CC #BoatTEST #CenterConsole ng #BoatReview #EdgeWaterBoats

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http://uberscubakomodo.com Diving Komodo with a Dugong. Our Divers (including 2 DSD's) were treated to the sight of a curious Dugong at Manta Point.

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This is a special short video for a blog post I wrote about how to build your own mast steps. I just love mine 'cause I can mount the mast easily even whilst Karl is sailing (if seas are not too rough, have not tried in two meters waves yet ;))! You can read the blog post at http://whitespotpirates.com/how-to-build-your-own-mast-steps

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