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| Wildlife & Ecology Issues: Discuss Jellyfish in Sharm in the General Diving Forums forums: Depends on your air consumption really. If you can stay the full hour then you might be getting a little ... |
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| Depends on your air consumption really. If you can stay the full hour then you might be getting a little chilly towards the end. One of our lads used a 3mm shorty for three dives before deciding his testicles didn't really take to it! I used a Thermocline with a 2mm vest and was toasty warm all week.
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So the Termocline I invested in yesterday is just the ticket !!!!!!! Cheers!!!
__________________ Thanks, Chris "Ah, this is obviously some strange usage of the word 'safe' that I wasn't previously aware of. " Founder member of the "Halifax Happy Floppers" dive team www.whitwam.com |
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| Just got back from diving in sharm, seems like the jellyfish bloom has ended plenty of fat fish there now! ![]() |
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| This time in two weeks...........Cant wait !!!! ![]()
__________________ Thanks, Chris "Ah, this is obviously some strange usage of the word 'safe' that I wasn't previously aware of. " Founder member of the "Halifax Happy Floppers" dive team www.whitwam.com |
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| We get a jelly fish surge every March-April time, just as the water first starts warming up, together with a bit of a plankton bloom that murks the viz up a touch. The usual big purple jelly fish don't sting at all, but there are sometimes clusters of the smaller ones with long trailers that can give you a nip. Nothing to be overly concerned about, as they only tend to gather on the surface in great numbers, and you can usually dodge them. Gloves aren't really an option as they are banned in the Red Sea, as are knives. Still too cold for shorties for me (but I'm a wuss). Hope all of you popping over, have a great week's diving. We have had some really good stuff kicking around already. |
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