Night Dive September 8th
Sep 8, 2018 – Sep 8, 2018
Dive Under the stars and the brightest moon, right here in Jupiter.
On September 8th we will depart at 6:00 PM for a 2-tank night dive for $85.00.
Join us on night dive and you will get to see the evening behaviors of your favorite sea creatures and experience some of those elusive creatures that we try to spot during the day.
Parrotfish make their own sleeping bags. – Mucus sac for protection.
Some fish wear Pajamas. – It is not known why fish change color while sleeping. Perhaps they relax their bodies and their skins, and the colors and patterns that then appear, are their basic colors and patterns which they alter during the day.
Burrowing - Some fishes, particularly wrasses, burrow in the sand. Wrasses are the kinds of small fish with a stout body, that row with their breast fins rather than using their tail fins. They are usually gaudily colored, changing into pajamas as well. Wrasses are born female and change into male later in life. They form small social groups of females and juveniles, guarded over by one large male. Such groups are called harems.
Finding a Bunk -A good spot to sleep is always in short supply, but some fish are very good at finding a bunk to sleep on/in, and one can admire their inventiveness.
Octopus come out for ‘The Hunt’.
Night Dive Courses Available for $199 Contact us for Details – 561-745-7807
Night dives require a primary, backup and a tank light.
