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Zebra Moray

Another great day of diving on the South Shore of Kauai. Out on Turtle Bluffs we saw 4 white tip reef sharks and a turtle cleaning station. You can always count on the site from some great encounters. I tried to find the resident frog fish but had no luck today. Maybe another day.

At our next site, the frequently referenced "Sheraton Caverns", we had another awesome dive. plenty of turtles as is expected on the site. Today we even got to see an octopus. But for me the highlight was the free swimming zebra moray. Also known as Gymnomuraena zebra. I have included a short video of the free swimming moray.

I hope that Kara, Tom, and Jack all had as much fun as I did.














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