I am not sure exactly, but it seems to either be a Coral Scorpionfish or some kind of Barbfish. Let's see if others cqn help identify it.

It was at Eden Beach Resort

Thanks a lot for this awesome recognition. I am glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for the nice words. Yes, it was a pretty nice experience. Have fun and enjoy. I hope the storm will be out of that region by then. Safe travels.

Wow. Thank you for the nice words. Yea, it takes a minute to put the videos together. I am glad people enjoy them.

Yes, it is a great diving spot.

Yes, I liked it a lot, too. Thanks for the comments.

Thank you for taking the time to watch and for the comment.

Don’t shorten it’s an amazing format. Very relaxing. You have a great voice for naration.

@@chadhorstman7702Thanks for the nice words. It is not my voice. I wish! I had the narration read by a professional. I am glad you enjoyed it.

@@KarimLounesDiving lol

@@KarimLounesDiving wow you really take this seriously. Respect 👍

That sounds like a great plan. I am glad this inspired you to keep diving.

Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for the nice words. I am glad you enjoyed it.

First of all, thank you so much for your nice words. Second, you are correct. It was a rumor that people passed along that became sort of "appealing truth" to promote the island. There is a series of links mentioning that he mentioned it, but I found this page (again, I am not sure which is accurate), but this page gives a good chronology about where the confusion came from. everythingcozumel.com/the-documentary-of-cozumel-that-jacques-cousteau-never-made/ I will keep digging more in the future and see if I can find some formal documentation.

@@KarimLounesDiving The rumors might have some truth behind them. I had the privilege to dive some years ago with and old time diver from cozumel, and he showed us a few pictures of him and Jean-Michel Cousteau together (Jacques Cousteau son). Apparently he went to the island a few times to dive with him. The pictures might have been from the 70's or 80's, not sure, but a wild guess is that's where the stories and confusion might have started. I really enjoyed your video by the way!

@@lipe26714thank you a lot for the nice words and for sharing the story. I have yet to hear from the Calypso Association . I will send them a message again and try to get some formal comment about those rumors that I may be able to add to the video as a card or something. Thanks again. Keep diving!

Thank you for the good words. I am glad you liked it and you are right. As a diver, you can’t go wrong with a live-aboard experience.

Hello. I am not sure about people changing fins for specific dives, but there is extra gear on the boat as a backup. Maybe someone had issues with their main fins and had to use the backup.

Thank you for the nice words. I mainly use a GoPro for the videos. I have flip filter that I change depending on the depth. There is one for shallow and one for deeper than 25 feet. the GoPro is sitting on the top of a "Photo" camera housing. For night diving, I obviously do not use the filters since I use video lights. I hope this helps.

@@KarimLounesDiving That does help. Thank you for the reply!

Thank you. I want to go back with them, too. I need to redo a better video last time my camera got unhooked and I had to throw away most of the footage.

It cannot. Cause whatever you do god can turn it into a painful or pleasurable experience. Riding a bike or flying a helicopter.

Thanks for the positive feedback. The deepest we have been on the dives we did was less than 65 feet, but the bottom off the wall is over a 100 feet, anyone could venture down deeper, But they would need to end their dive earlier and remain the surface while the others continue diving. Hope this helps.

GoPro Hero Black 7. Underwater housing for the GoPro. Backscatter filters. The camera was plugged on the top of my Aquatica D500 housing that I was using to shoot photos. I mostly use GoPros to shoot videos underwater. Aerial photography: DJI drone

Thank you for the quick reply and all the videos you share

Not only many of the sites have mooring lines, but all the dives we have started were in a sandy bottom around the reef. Thanks for watching and thanks for your concerns.

Thank you so much for the nice words. I am glad you enjoyed the video. I am sure you’ll enjoy the experience. I did, and will most likely go back there at some point.

@@KarimLounesDiving We have been wanting to go on the AquaCat for a long time and now it is going to happen - can't wait for November!!! 😄

I was a solo traveler on this boat when making this video. The group was so good, it felt like a family after just one day together. If your question is about diving solo, I am not sure exactly how it works , but you certainly are tied to a schedule since you won't be able to dive while the boat is moving from a site to another. There always are dive guides who ask divers if people are going to follow or just dive as buddies on their own. Divers need to get back on time obviously so they can move the boat to the next dive site. As long as you follow the guide, you don't have to have a specific buddy, I guess. You may shoot them the question via their agency's site: Search Allstar Liveaboards.

Thanks for leaving a comment. Glad it was useful to you.

Agreed! He is so pleasant.

Thank you. You’re right; it is more playing than anything else. :)

No they don’t a lot of them are dying due to pollution from the boats

Yes, that sounds about right according to Google.

For videography, I use GoPro with flip filters.