| Calabas Reef, Bonaire | N 12° 8.6', W 68° 16.6' | ||||
| Dive Number 206 | Buddies Chad, Philip | Surface temp 27°C | Starting pressure 2400psi | ||
| Depth 73ft | Visibility great | Time 35m | Water temp 25°C | Ending pressure 1000psi | |
Notes: | Buddies are ready to dive! I dove with Philip (my Bonaire roommate) and Chad (another new friend), and we realized shortly after getting buddied up that Chad didn't have the correct amount of weight for the dive, so I hustled out and got him a couple more pounds of lead from the pier. It's unconventional for me to have two new buddies at the same time, and I was keen to be mindful and safe with new folks I didn't yet know well, but we all managed fine - both Chad and Philip were comfortable in the water. We swam out onto the reef and got our first glimpse of some of the local life! I was told to expect that there would be few large animals under the water and that we'd get treated to abundant small life - there are trumptetfish, filefish, cowfish, trunkfish, and of course lots and lots of parrotfish and little fishies that I don't know what they're all called. Great first dive with some new buddies! | ||||
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