Ribbon eels (Rhinomuraena quaesita) are a smaller species of eel which are full of character and found at almost all of our dive sites across each of our regions in Indonesia. Ribbon eels are closely related to their larger ‘cousins’, moray eels but how much do you know about the lives of these strange critters?…
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Many of you my have met our PADI Course Director Restuning – here we catch up with her to find out what it’s been like taking the Course Director Training Course and becoming the first female Indonesian Course Director! Check out our Q and A with Restuning here: What is your full name? My full…
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Dawn dives in Bunaken let us get up close and personal with white tip reef sharks. Getting up early for a 6am dive is worth it when you realise what you might get the chance to see and we weren’t disappointed this week. Clare, Katharina, Camile and Daniel all joined Tian and Colin and were…
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This week has seen the arrival of the latest up and coming PADI Divemaster. Sunman is conducting a portion of his Divemaster Training in Lembeh. Here at Two Fish we offer a unique opportunity for those wanting to become a PADI professional. Due to the fact we have multiple centres across Indonesia it means we…
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If you love turtles, Bunaken is for you. At one point in time I had seven turtles in my field of vision. The turtles here are so relaxed and inquisitive they routinely swim by you just to have a look. As a keen underwater photographer I love photographing macro subjects but Bunaken is best known…
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My name is Kate and I am well on my way to becoming a divemaster! I showed up in Gili Air about a week ago. After a few long days of traveling, I was greeted with smiles and coffee by the wonderful crew at Two Fish Divers. I didn’t have all of the requirements to…
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We have been encountering chains of Salps around Bunaken recently, some colonies are really long, but these misunderstood creatures aren’t as scary as you might first think. In the last two weeks of diving in Bunaken we have seen hundreds of salps on our dive sites, from individuals, to chains of 20-30 or more. They…
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The night dives in Lembeh are commonly peoples favourite dives here! They are filled with anticipation and often amazement. These dives add something a little different to the usual routine. Aside from being dark, the main difference is the type of animals you might see out and about. Critters which usually hide in the daylight…
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