Good evening, this is Koide from the Sado shop!
Today we again held dives in the Ogi area!
With mid December approaching, the water temperature has dropped to 14°C.
The seaweed is growing day by day!
Visibility in the Ogi area, which hadn't been great for about 2 months, has finally recovered.
Damselfish and chagara (a goby) are gathering over the rocky reefs in big schools.
Today we again watched ainame (fat greenling) guarding their eggs!
You can see them threaten and chase off intruders when they come close.
[Fun diving team: led by Koide]
[Trial diving team: led by Sakuma]
Thank you to all the guests who joined us today!
Today's dive sites: Ogi
①Ryuodo
②Sengoku
□Air temp: 8°C
□Water temp: 14°C
□Visibility: 10 to 15 m
□Marine life
• A huge school of chagara, juvenile kinubari (a banded goby), a huge school of damselfish, ainame (in breeding colors), ainame eggs, ryuguhaze, sabihaze, nishikihaze and hoshinohaze (gobies), akaobi koteguri, hiramasa (yellowtail amberjack), kyusen, honbera, sasanohabera and ohagurobera (wrasses), mebaru (rockfish), ishidai (striped beakfish), kurodai (blackhead seabream), hozuki fushieragai, ao umiushi, shiro umiushi, and more
