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Old Wives

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

A group of Old Wives at Mornington Pier in Victoria.

J5 class submarine

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

This photo was taken by me of J5 class submarine outside the entrance of Port Philip Bay in Victoria.

Bunch of Nudies

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

This is a group of Nudibranchs at Portsea Hole in Victoria just out from Portsea Pier. (I believe these are a Mexichromis sp. from temperate regions - Akos)

Nudibranch

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

This is a nudibranch photo taken by me at The Platau, out from Portsea, Victoria.

Sea Spider

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

Well this is a fav, picture of mine I took it at Portsea, on the plateau. If you look carefully you can see what I think are the eggs on its legs and around the spider.

Blue Devil keeping an eye out

by Leigh

This huge blue devil was shyly following my movement in an overhang among the kelp beds off Port Lonsdale, Victoria. Camera: Sony DSSC F717 in a Gates housing with Amphibico 10W HID light.

Old Cuttlefish in 'The Rip

by Leigh

This ancient cuttlefish followed me around for about a quarter of an hour in the kelp beds off Port Lonsdale, Victoria. Camera: Sony DSSC F717 in a Gates housing with Amphibico 10W HID light.

Male Blue Throat Wrasse

by mat willis

Male Blue Throat Wrasse, on the sand inside Popes Eye, Port Phillip Bay, VIC.

Weedy Sea Dragon

by mat willis

Weedy Sea Dragon taken under the boat morings next to Portsea Pier.

Taken in about .5m of water at Linley Point, Mornington Victoria. The last three times I have dived this area I have found this dragonet hiding under the same rock I use to climb out of the water. Just goes to show how we can swim over some fascinating creatures in our quest to get to that so called "better spot".