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We visited the area north of Casuarina Point again in search for the crabs. Tracy found two more of them in a near by location for a total of four on the same coral head. Also a big Barracuda was mixing with the Horse Eye Jacks and allowed us to get real close.
We did a total of four dives in two days for more than five hours of bottom time and over 250 pictures taken!
Until next one
Sergio
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