725 501:23
Dive: Total Bottom Time:
Sandford Reef
Site:
Imperial Eagle Channel, Barkley Sound, Sandford Island, British Columbia
83 ft 10/07/2003
Max Depth: Date:
0:59 2:00 AM
Bottom Time: Time:
30 ft
Visibility:
2500 psi
Tank Start:
1:3 Macro 500 psi
Lens: Tank End:
2 104 cu ft
Strobes: Tank Size:
2400 psi
Film: Tank Work:
Ektachrome VS 100
2000 psi
Photo Notes: Air Used:
Reef is off Sandford Island in Imperial Eagle Channel, reef top is at 30 feet. Lots of surge on the reef
top. We found a sand channel at the reef bottom and then a deeper reef.
Wolf-eel, Ratfish, Blackeye goby, Kelp greenling, Ling cod, Black rockfish, Canary rockfish, China
rockfish, Copper rockfish, Puget Sound rockfish, Quillback rockfish, Vermilion rockfish, Yellowtail
rockfish, Longfin sculpin, Brooding anemone, Fish-eating tealia, Giant plumose anemone, Plumose
anemone, Strawberry anemone, White-spotted tealia, Zoanthid, Brown cup coral, Orange cup coral,
Ostrich-plume hydroid, Pink mouthed hydroids, Sea firs, Cross jellyfish, Water jellyfish, Red stalked
jellyfish (M) - lots on the reef top, Acorn barnacle, Giant barnacle, Red hermit crab, Fluted bryozoan,
Lacy bryozoan, Northern staghorn bryozoan, Southern staghorn bryozoan, Spiral bryozoan, Rust
bryozoan, Pacific octopus - 2 small ones out, Lined chiton, Red chiton, White cap limpet, Swimming
scallop, Rock Scallop, Blue top snail, Dwarf hairy triton, Leafy hornmouth, Ringed top snail, Wrinkled
amphissia, Opalescent nudibranch, Coloured dendronotid, Alabaster diron, Monterey sea lemon,
White knight, Yellow-rimmed dorid, Orange-peel nudibranch, Blood starfish, Leather starfish, Mottled
starfish, Rainbow starfish, Velcro starfish, Vermilion starfish, Daisy brittle star, Morning sun starfish,
Rose starfish, Six-rayed starfish, Sunflower starfish, Red sea urchin, Boring sponge, Tennis ball
sponge, Lobed compound tunicate, Pastel compound tunicate, White-crust compound tunicate, Bristly
tunicate, Broad-base tunicate, Glassy tunicate, Stalked, orange tunicate, Strawberry tunicate, Warty
tunicate
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