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Rock formation on a semi deep dive.
liquidg 29th March 2014, 10:22 am
This is in just over 42 meters of water and it was quite cool down there as well.
This area has formations like this all over and this reef section, which is the largest shallow reef in SEQ.
This area has formations like this all over and this reef section, which is the largest shallow reef in SEQ.
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Re: Rock formation on a semi deep dive.
finfan 29th March 2014, 10:51 pm
Wow 42 meters.......that's a big dive. That's what, about 137 feet - with a Max recreational bottom time of about 30 seconds.... .you do live on the edge Mr G.
Nice rock formation - some good ideas for the new tank.
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