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November 23rd, 2008
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here our some pics of my last two shark dives.
1st dive[/url] Our first dive we rented a "cpt" who owned an inflatable boat and followed the cage tour guys out to the location. This was all of our first shark dive and not sure what to expect.. Well it turned out so well that I got my own inflatable (two month of saving up). our first dive after breaking in the motor was the shark dive. This time my GF Nancy stayed in town to work. And trust me she wasn't too happy about missing the dive. second dive[/url] some pics          the pics dont represent it too well but we had 6 sharks around us for most of the dive. I also feel comfortable enough to take some criticism as well, (as long as its not about my spelling  )
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November 25th, 2008
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Nice pics,
Are these sharks that get fed regularly and, if so, do you notice any significantly different behavior(when you are not feeding them) between them and sharks that have not been fed? Just food for thought. A guy I once knew hand feed a big green moray for a lot of years. One day the moray took half his hand. Connor
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November 25th, 2008
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these sharks have had food for the last 30 yrs, some from the scraps of Crabbers, Or the cage shark tours. The main diffrence I see is that the sharks stay in one area, 3 miles out. even just a mile closer to shore and you wont see a single one. I also think that while they are not demesticated they are alot more mellow and relaxed towards us.
As far as the moray, I would never feed an eel, they have bad eyesight, super strength. sharks are, Smart and have great eyesight. But we all understand that accidents can happen.
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November 25th, 2008
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Hi Connor, when you said took half his hand, does it mean literally taken off from his arm or just swallowed it then released it? Do you have any idea on venomous sea snake behaviour?
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November 26th, 2008
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Holy Smoke!!!
 That will be a good lesson not to be too friendly with the eels.
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November 26th, 2008
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Sea snakes are amazing creatures to watch and don't really pose a threat to divers or freedivers . They are highly venomous but have tiny fangs , children in Indonesia sometimes cover their ears if sea snakes are around , the ears being the only spot thin enough to receive a bite ! Snakes will interact with divers , checking out hoses or their reflection in a mask , again nothing to worry about just stay calm and enjoy . Two things to bear in mind though , snakes become aggressive if prevented from returning to the surface to breathe ( so would you ) and not all snakes swimming near land are sea snakes , some land snakes also hunt around reefs , these have larger fangs and I'm not sure how temperamental they are in water . I have dived with land snakes in the water ( by mistake ) , they seemed non-aggressive but maybe give them a wider birth than true sea snakes . Hope this is of some use .
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November 26th, 2008
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Those are nice pics- it looks like a great experience. We take our chances in the wild, on its terms. The payoffs are tremendous!
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November 26th, 2008
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What is the fish designs for on the fins? flashers? or just designs? It's only now i noticed, i thought he was wearing a carbontek fins
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#10
December 3rd, 2008
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The flashers on the fins really get the sharks curious. We did the dive agian on thanksgiving and Had a blast.
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#11
December 19th, 2008
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looks like tons of fun i am jealous, great pics have you considered getting some chain gloves?can't tell if you have them on or not, might be a good idea just in case of a accidental nip
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#12
January 8th, 2009
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no armor. no need.
Got a video up. was using a sony sr8 with top dawg housing.. I think im going to stick with still pictures. Last edited by charcarias; January 8th, 2009 at 23:46.
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January 9th, 2009
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i think the video was great good action maybe some tighter shots of the sharks would be my only suggestion other than that fantastic how far out do you have to go to feed these guys
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January 10th, 2009
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That looks so freakin awesome. I'd love to go on one of those dives with you. You'll have to take me out there sometime and show me how its done. I'll send you a PM when I get to honolulu. peace-- Jamie
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