Aquatic Sports Cozumel
Calle 21 Sur entre 15 avenida sur C y 20 ave. 77600 San Miguel de Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Siempre felices de recibir a los amigos @juliavieralemos Bienvenidos !!!

The lionfish, a longstanding showstopper in home aquariums, is a flourishing invasive species in U.S. Southeast and Caribbean coastal waters. This invasive species has the potential to harm reef ecosystems because it is a top predator that competes for food and space with overfished native stocks such as snapper and grouper. Scientists fear that lionfish will also kill off helpful species such as algae-eating parrotfish, allowing seaweed to overtake the reefs. In the U.S., the lionfish population is continuing to grow and increase its range. This is largely because lionfish have no known predators and reproduce all year long; a mature female releases roughly two million eggs a year.

We went down at Tormentos and another eagle ray showed up!!!!

We are ready one more time . #Huricaneseason. #Graceiscoming.

Y así la vida nos permite volver a encontrarnos , y por supuesto que no podría ser sin un buceo . @Claudia Piza de Gandara. #divecozumelwithaquaticsports #IslaCozumel

We dove at Palancar caves and visit Sergio Sandoval's momorial site

Our friends are waiting for you , make shure to stop and said hello !!! . .... . #Divecozumelwithaquaticsports. See more