790 556:15
Dive: Total Bottom Time:
Saltery Bay
Site:
Saltery Bay, Jervis Inlet, Saltery Bay Provincial Park, British Columbia
118 ft 04/08/2005
Max Depth: Date:
0:54 11:30 AM
Bottom Time: Time:
25 ft
Visibility:
2500 psi
Tank Start:
1:2 Macro 600 psi
Lens: Tank End:
1 104 cu ft
Strobes: Tank Size:
2400 psi
Film: Tank Work:
Ektachrome VS 100
1900 psi
Photo Notes: Air Used:
Very low tide so dove behind the Mermaid to the left, we got farther out over the ridges due to the
extreme low tide. Visibility in the shallows was better than earlier in the week. Lots of fish around.
Decorated warbonnet, Longfin gunnel, Mosshead warbonnet, Bay goby, Blackeye goby, Northern
ronquil, Kelp greenling, Ling cod, Painted greenling, Pacific sanddab, Speckled sanddab, Kelp perch,
Pile perch, Shiner perch, Striped seaperch, Copper rockfish, Quillback rockfish, Yelloweye rockfish,
Scalyhead sculpin, Thread fin sculpin, Bay pipefish, Encrusting coralline algae, Iredescent algae,
Crimson anemone, Giant plumose anemone, Plumose anemone, Swimming anemone, Tube-dwelling
anemone, Orange cup coral, Sea firs, Solitary pink-mouth hydroids, Water jellyfish, Sea pen, Acorn
barnacle, Armed hermit crab, Dungeness crab, Northern kelp crab, Red rock crab, Galatheid crab,
Coon-stripe shrimp, Kincaid's commensal shrimp, Kelp-encrusting bryozoan, Lacy bryozoan, Spiral
bryozoan, Rabbit ear bryozoan, Lined chiton, Red chiton, Blue top snail, Dwarf moon snail, Leafy
hornmouth, Red-gilled aeolid, Bicoloured Nudibranch, Clown dorid, Noble sea lemon, White dorid,
Yellow-rimmed dorid, California sea cucumber, Blood starfish, Cookie starfish, Leather starfish,
Mottled starfish, Rainbow starfish, Slime starfish, Velcro starfish, Vermilion starfish, Gray brittle star,
Sunflower starfish, Green sea urchin, Red sea urchin, Boring sponge, Corrugated puff-ball sponge,
Orange finger sponge, Orange-red encrusting sponge, Trumpet sponge, Whitish, finger-clump
sponge, Chimney sponge, Cloud sponge, Pastel compound tunicate, Sea porks, Bristly tunicate,
Broad-base tunicate, Sea peach, Sea peanut, Strawberry tunicate, Tall transparent tunicate,
Transparent tunicate, Warty tunicate, Calcareous tubeworm, Giant white tubeworm, Solitary slime
worm, Two-pronged Tubeworm
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