Indonesia: Pulau Weh [Sumatra] - March 2010
Dear English-speaking readers, this page is an automatic Google translation from a post originally written in French. My apologies for the weird sentences and the funny mistakes that could have been generated during the process. If you can read French, click on the French flag below to access the original text:
Français At Pulau Weh, most divers come for the "big", the deep, the current. And I, who never do anything like the others, I'm having fun in a few meters of water on the beach, tracking down the little animals.
The "house reef"
Welcome to the house-reef (the "house reef") of the center Lumba Lumba, on Gapang Beach, Pulau Weh (Banda Aceh, Sumatra).
Among the usual small underwater tropical creatures, two unpublished for me: a lacy scorpion-fish, purple rhinopias with delicate lace (more famously nicknamed Larry by local divers), and a shy little mimic octopus, unearthed by the incredible Aris, one of our Indonesian guides.
A few seconds after the photo above, pffttt ... The tiny octopus has settled like a chewing gum to go as far as possible on the sand, intimidated by our bubbles and my flash!
Small creatures
Below are some portraits of the more common and charming underwater creatures that inhabit the Gapang Beach house-reef.
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