806

568:19

Dive:

Total Bottom Time:

Plumper Rock

Site:

Weynton Passage, Blackfish Sound, Plumper Islands, British Columbia

65 ft

09/09/2005

Max Depth:

Date:

0:44

2:25 PM

Bottom Time:

Time:

35 ft

Visibility:

2500 psi

Tank Start:

1:2 Macro

800 psi

Lens:

Tank End:

2

104 cu ft

Strobes:

Tank Size:

2400 psi

Film:

Tank Work:

Ektachrome VS 100

1700 psi

Photo Notes:

Air Used:

One exposed and one submerged rock in the channel, not much fish life but decent invertebrate life.

Bay goby, Blackeye goby, Northern ronquil, Kelp greenling, Ling cod, Copper rockfish, Quillback

rockfish, Longfin sculpin, Scalyhead sculpin, Pacific spiny lumpsucker - great bright red out swimming,

Encrusting coralline algae, Giant kelp, Iredescent algae, Brooding anemone, Christmas tealia,

Crimson anemone, Giant plumose anemone, Plumose anemone, Zoanthid, Orange cup coral,

Encrusting hydrocoral, Hedgehog hydroid, Orange hydroid, Ostrich-plume hydroid, Pink mouthed

hydroids, Sea firs, Silver-tip hydroid, Soft coral, Acorn barnacle, Giant barnacle, Red hermit crab,

Decorator crab, Coon-stripe shrimp, Kelp-encrusting bryozoan, Lacy bryozoan, Rabbit ear bryozoan,

Rust bryozoan, Gumboot chiton, Lined chiton, Mossy chiton, Kelp-dwelling limpet, Rough keyhole

limpet, White cap limpet, Swimming scallop, Rock Scallop, Blue top snail, Leafy hornmouth, Wrinkled

amphissia, Three-lined aeolid (M), California sea cucumber, Blood starfish, Leather starfish, Vermilion

starfish, Basket star, Daisy brittle star, Morning sun starfish, Sunflower starfish, Green sea urchin,

Purple sea urchin, Boring sponge, White-crust compound tunicate, Bristly tunicate, Sea peanut,

Calcareous tubeworm, Cement tubeworm, Honeycomb tubeworm

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