Wow - For the first time in ages we have seen a Bull Ray (Pteromylaeus bovinus)
http://dlvr.it/SnKbnF

Latest from the el Cabron Marine Reserve April 24

Close up picture of one of the scavengers of the reef - the fireworm! (Hermodice carunculata). Always be wary of these as the white hairs contain a poison which can sting the hands. - #divinggrancanaria, #buceo canarias, #fireworm
http://dlvr.it/SmzFnH

Latest from the el Cabron Marine Reserve April 19

A huge Round Ray (Taeniura grabata) being cleaned by two tiny pufferfish. This female is one of the biggest we have ever seen while diving in Arinaga - #divinggrancanaria, #divingArinaga, #buceoArinaga, #Stingray
http://dlvr.it/SmjvBF

Wow - For the first time in about 5 years we have seen an Abade Capitan (Mycteroperca fusca). These are a rare colour variant (like an albino) of the all-grey abades
http://dlvr.it/Smgb73

Highlight of the day while we were diving in Arinaga was a Angel shark (squatina squatina)
http://dlvr.it/SmYnSp

Latest from the el Cabron Marine Reserve April 15

Spring is the best time to see nudibranchs in Arinaga, such as this tiny Golden Sponge Snail which lives on (and eats) the yellow vergonia sponge. - #divinggrancanaria, #divingArinaga, #buceoArinaga
http://dlvr.it/SmXhtd

Latest from the el Cabr?n Marine Reserve April 15

Spring is the best time to see nudibranchs in Arinaga, such as this tiny Golden Sponge Snail which lives on (and eats) the yellow vergonia sponge. - #divinggrancanaria, #divingArinaga, #buceoArinaga
http://dlvr.it/SmXGpS

Highlight of the week April 15

Spring is the best time to see nudibranchs in Arinaga, such as this tiny Golden Sponge Snail which lives on (and eats) the yellow vergonia sponge. - #divinggrancanaria, #divingArinaga, #buceoArinaga
http://dlvr.it/SmX4BJ