yeah, that's what it seems like.
unfortunately i'm currently living in the united states midwest, far from anyplace i'd like to go diving.

Awesome pictures, I'm jealous, that must have been an incredible trip. :D

Some more!

Large Propellor on the Salem Express:

This thing was huge!

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../imm012_11.jpg

Crocodilefish:

I think...Anyway, he just laid there and looked menacing!

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../imm025_24.jpg

Moray Eel:

He was sleeping but I woke him up. He wasn't too happy...

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../imm012_12.jpg

Pufferfish:

He was swimming around near us, just waiting for a chance to blow up.

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../imm022_22.jpg

Thorny Sea Cucumber:

A strange creature. It just lay on the bottom, moving around the speed of a slug. Quite big though.

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../imm030_33.jpg

last one looks like a sea cucumber

Very cool Ferrett- thanks for sharing.

Was that the first time you went deep in the Ocean? And who is the old guy with the tit;s next to the guy with the dreads, they both freak me out.

P.S you got to step on the sea cucumbers, they squirt like a weapon....

Well, I've been down to between 15m and 20m in tenerife and madeira before but the deepest I've ever been was this holiday, 27m. (Sorry for the metric system guys but thats just the way diving works. 20m is roughly 60 feet if you didn't know)

The guy with dreads was a university student named Tom and the guy next to him is his dad. The guy opposite Tom is my dad.

P.S Ewwwwwwwwwww.:p

This one's my favorite. Moray eels pretty much just kick ass.

To me it looks like a dropped iron shoe of some medieval knight, with spikes and all.

it's true.
they really do.