Sunshine coast shore line free dive.

This day we had warm waters and visibility at only 2 to 4 metres, which didn’t matter much, as the depth was at its deepest around 20 feet.
At this spot, since I first got in here in 1979, it has always been a spot of intense copper bands and tube worm numbers, let alone the sail fin tangs, the semicirculatus and a lot more.

One of the many copper bands.


The more common tube worm colours.






A stone fish of the hundreds here.


They love a chin tickle.


Stone fish face, yuukkk!


White top version that hides in sand normally.


Tons of trevally circling us.


Nudis and flat worms, hey it’s the sunshine coast, nudi central!






flat worm


Quite a few dice box


Calcium tubed colonising tube worms open.


closed


Coral cat fish faces


The school/swarm


Plenty of nice algae.






Deco crabs
This one is sad and sitting its head on my glove.


Hi dude, lets shake.


Eel face


Eel out  and ready to take out some fingers


Red thing???


And it is off???

Gross looking stone fish guys, top photos as usual