Date: October 6, 2000 Dive Number: 640 Location: Outer Narrows, Seymour Inlet Dive Time: 46 min. Max Depth: 112 ft Total Time to Date: 430 hrs. 58 min. Dive Buddy(s): Terina Visibility: 40 ft -------------------- Camera: Nikonos V/2 Strobes Lens: 35mm/1:1 Macro Film: Ektachrome VS 100 ASA Photo Comments: Normal 1:1 dive strobes seemed to be quenching early. -------------------- Dive Comments: Did the dive from east to west. -------------------- ***Fish*** blackeye goby, kelp greenling, ling cod, painted greenling, black rockfish, china rockfish, copper rockfish, puget sound rockfish, quillback rockfish, yellowtail rockfish, red irish lord, longfin sculpin, scalyhead sculpin, pile perch. ***Cnidarians*** brooding anemone, christmas tealia, crimson anemone, plumose anemone, white-spotted tealia, soft coral, orange hydroid, sea firs hydroids, silver-tip hydroid, snail-fur hydroid, bushy pink mouthed hydroids. ***Nudibranchs*** red-gilled aeolid, white dorid, ringed dorid. ***Echinoderms*** blood stars, purple stars, painted stars, red urchins, purple urchins, leather stars, daisy brittle stars. ***Arthropods*** yellow sea spiders, skeleton shrimp, granular claw crabs, red hermit crabs, other hermit crabs, giant barnacles, gooseneck barnacles, oregopn crabs. ***Univalves*** blue top snail, leafy hornmouth, china hat limpet, rough keyhole limpet. ***Bivalves & Polyplachapora*** gumboot chiton, lined chiton, leather chiton, mossy chiton, swimming scallop, rock scallop. ***Sponges*** sulphur sponge, giant finger sponge, red encrusting sponge, boring sponge. ***Lophophorates*** lacy bryozoan, northern staghorn bryozoan, spiral bryozoan, rabbit ear bryozoan. ***Tunicates*** lobed compound tunicate, pastel compound tunicate, stalked compound tunicate, white-crust compound tunicate, bristly tunicate, horse-shoe tunicate, orange social tunicate, sea peanut, dwarf stalked light-bulb tunicate, stalked tunicate, strawberry tunicate, warty tunicate. ***Worms*** feather duster worms, calcareous tube worms. ***Algae*** bull kelp, woody kelp, iredescent algae. Disclaimer: All dives made using an Oceanic Datamax Sport dive computer and on air unless otherwise noted. Just because I did these dives does not mean you should. KLW