Niall Forrester
Sweden
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Nº35
Date: 2013-07-25 - 19:13
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Max Depth: 10.1m Duration: 48mins
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- Temp: Surf 21°C Bottom 19°C
- Dive type : Recreational, Wreck
- Visibility: Bad Water: Salt
Specific gear used
- Computer: Suunto - Vyper
- Weights: 8 kg
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Dive with René Weltlich from Dykkedjan Malmö Dyktjänst
Dive buddies:
Christina Estrup
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Dive Profile
- 1. Air
- 8L Steel 290 → 130 bar
- Average depth: 7.7m
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Species Identified
Anguilla anguilla (Linnaeus, 1758) (European eel)
The common eel has a fascinating life-cycle; it is a 'catadromous' species, breeding in the sea and migrating to freshwater in order to grow before returning to the sea to spawn . It is thought that all European eels spawn...
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Perca fluviatilis Linnaeus, 1758 (European perch)
Perch live in schools, often mixing with other species of fish, usually in the top 50 metres of water. Spawning takes place in April, the very sticky eggs being produced in bands. Females twine these bands around submerged...
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Thursday Dive as refresher after a period of inactivity. The weather was good and visibility was reasonable. We were a group of four divers with René from Malmö Dyktjänst leading.
During the initial part of the dive, I was feeling uncoordinated, but was more confident after ten minutes or so. We had no problems during the dive.
After looping around the wreck and the "GB Gubbar", we swam alongside the concrete pillars. There were plenty of crabs and perch, and one decent sized eel.
This was probably the most enjoyable of the 'Thursday Dives' so far, look forward to doing some more