SCUBA CANCUN DIVE CENTER
Blvd. Kukulcan Km 5 Zona Hotelera 77500 Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Wreck Diving in Cancun! Hello Mr. Eel! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx Follow @scuba_gch (Instagram)... @scubacancundivecenter See more

Thank you Jim and Daron for diving with us!

Happy Fish Face Friday! Today's star is the Goldentail Moray Eel. The Goldentail Moray is found within coral reefs and rocky structure at depths up to 60 m (200 feet). They reach a maximum of 70 cm (2 feet 4 inches) in length. They are a benthic species that are found as solitary individuals. They are active daytime predators voracious nocturnal ambush predators with poor swimming abilities and poor eyesight that utilize their keen sense of smell to seek out prey, consuming s...mall fish and invertebrates including crab, octopus, and shrimp. In turn they are preyed upon by barracudas, various eels, groupers, and humans. Reproduction is oviparous with eggs and sperm broadcast into the water generating pelagic eggs and larvae that can drift in oceanic currents for up to a year before settling out on the bottom. Juveniles are subject to major losses due to predation and few survive to adulthood. The Goldentail Moray is poorly studied with very limited information available about their lifestyle and behavioral patterns including specific details on age, growth, longevity, movement patterns, diet, habitat use, and reproduction. See more

WTF? What The Fish? Can you name this fish? Post your answer in the comments below! We'll announce the correct answer later today!

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Cancún Underwater Museum! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Woo hoo! First shipment of new rental gear! More is coming!

Woo hoo! First shipment of new rental gear! More is coming!

Friday Mood on, Wreck diving! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Wreck diving in Cancun! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Let’s Go Diving! Who loves Trunk fish? For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Congratulations to our friend Daryl Duda for winning the "Up Close and Personal" category in the Ocean Conservancy 2021 photo contest with his photo of this balloon fish. https://oceanconservancy.org///2021-photo-contest-winners/

Día de la Independencia, Viva Mexico! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

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COZUMEL! Trip includes transportation, all dive gear, lunch on the boat and of course beautiful diving. For Booking 998 849 5226 Local 011 52 998 849 5226 US/Canada... [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx #divelife #divecancun #cancun #oceanlover #saltylife #divinginmexico #vitaminsea #deeplife #coralreefs #divecenotes #divecozumel #scubalife #Ilovescubacancun

The answer to today's WTF is the Honeycomb Cowfish.

Thank you Todd, Tanya and Andrew for diving with us!

Diving in Cancun ! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx @scuba_gch (Instagram)

Cavern Diving (Cenotes) For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx PADI Instructor Chris Sansoni

Listen to Yoda. For Booking 998 849 5226 Local 011 52 998 849 5226 US/Canada [email protected]... www.scubacancun.com.mx #divelife #divecancun #cancun #oceanlover #saltylife #divinginmexico #vitaminsea #deeplife #coralreefs #divecenotes #divecozumel #scubalife #Ilovescubacancun

Happy Fish Face Friday! Today's star is the Goldentail Moray Eel. The Goldentail Moray is found within coral reefs and rocky structure at depths up to 60 m (200 feet). They reach a maximum of 70 cm (2 feet 4 inches) in length. They are a benthic species that are found as solitary individuals. They are active daytime predators voracious nocturnal ambush predators with poor swimming abilities and poor eyesight that utilize their keen sense of smell to seek out prey, consuming s...mall fish and invertebrates including crab, octopus, and shrimp. In turn they are preyed upon by barracudas, various eels, groupers, and humans. Reproduction is oviparous with eggs and sperm broadcast into the water generating pelagic eggs and larvae that can drift in oceanic currents for up to a year before settling out on the bottom. Juveniles are subject to major losses due to predation and few survive to adulthood. The Goldentail Moray is poorly studied with very limited information available about their lifestyle and behavioral patterns including specific details on age, growth, longevity, movement patterns, diet, habitat use, and reproduction. See more

Why is the Caribbean so Blue? The Caribbean is a light a shade of blue due to the tendency of the Caribbean coast to scatter sunlight. The fact that the sand is light colored and the water is relatively shallow also makes the water appear turquoise. Another element that makes water appear blue is the absence of phytoplankton, or algae, which tend to proliferate in water and absorb green light, thereby making water look more green. Surprisingly, for all of the above reasons, w...e as humans perceive Caribbean water as being significantly clearer than water anywhere else in the world. This superior clarity has a lot to do with the tidal currents of the area. These currents prevent the layers of sediment usually found in other bodies of water from collecting at the bottom of territorial Caribbean waters, meaning that most of these waters do not have a deep oceanic floor. See more

Congratulations to our friend Daryl Duda for winning the "Up Close and Personal" category in the Ocean Conservancy 2021 photo contest with his photo of this balloon fish. https://oceanconservancy.org///2021-photo-contest-winners/

Hello Monday! Who Wants to go Diving? For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Why is the Caribbean so Blue? The Caribbean is a light a shade of blue due to the tendency of the Caribbean coast to scatter sunlight. The fact that the sand is light colored and the water is relatively shallow also makes the water appear turquoise. Another element that makes water appear blue is the absence of phytoplankton, or algae, which tend to proliferate in water and absorb green light, thereby making water look more green. Surprisingly, for all of the above reasons, w...e as humans perceive Caribbean water as being significantly clearer than water anywhere else in the world. This superior clarity has a lot to do with the tidal currents of the area. These currents prevent the layers of sediment usually found in other bodies of water from collecting at the bottom of territorial Caribbean waters, meaning that most of these waters do not have a deep oceanic floor. See more

The answer to today's WTF is the Honeycomb Cowfish.

Thank you Todd, Tanya and Andrew for diving with us!

It is the Season for the Whale Shark Snorkeling! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Let’s start the week with some great dives! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

Cenotes Diving! For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

WTF? What The Fish? Can you name this fish? Post your answer in the comments below! We'll announce the correct answer later today!

Happy World Manta Day For Booking [email protected] www.scubacancun.com.mx

STILL CELEBRATING !!! 40th Anniversary.

Thank you Jim and Daron for diving with us!

Happy 4th of July to all our friends in the U.S.A.

Happy 4th of July to all our friends in the U.S.A.