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The second of two dives (the other was at the Cathedral). The visibility on this dive was fantastic - you could see the stern section (the deepest part) from the surface! There were a lot of Sergeant Majors (small fish such as in picture 3) around, and some of them were getting very territorial - may well have been guarding breeding sites. Anyway, their behaviour meant that I could get some good photos of them, even if some did keep swimming right in front of the lens just before I took the photo! Investigating under the wreck itself, I found a nice little swim-through, which was home to a grey snapper (picture 5). On my ascent back, I saw a little gap under one of the boilers that could have provided some interesting photos - it did, but not for the reasons that I was looking for! On the sea floor was a zebra slug, a brightly coloured mollusc that is quite common in Bermuda (although this was my first).
Max Depth: 18.1m
Dive time: 0:51
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