Mandarin fish are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and colourful fish found throughout the pacific and we are lucky to see many of them at our Two Fish Divers locations in Indonesia. Taking a Mandarin Dive gives the best opportunity to see these beautifully coloured fish which have a personality all of their own.…
One of the strangest looking fish in the sea must be the humphead or bumphead parrotfish (Bolbometopon muricatum). The largest of the Parrotfish family (it really is huge!), this herbivore is identified by its beak-like teeth that it uses for scraping food from the reef – and in this particular species, it’s strange “bump-like” forehead.…
My PADI Divemaster Internship in Indonesia I had been a guest at Two Fish a couple of times before and decided to sign up for my Rescue Course and PADI Divemaster training. After finishing my PADI Rescue Course a few weeks ago, I started my PADI Divemaster internship in Amed immediately. Three weeks at Two…
“Hi one and all, my name is Alex, originally from England. I am part of a company called Conservation Wise and for the next six weeks I’ll be blogging, vlogging and posting stories about my experiences on this once in a lifetime trip to realise my life goal of becoming a PADI Divemaster here at…
Divemaster Training in Amed – Meet Ines Hey there! My name is Inès, and I just started my PADI Divemaster training in Amed. I’m 22, and I just finished my engineering studies in Belgium. I needed some air and purpose in my life, so I gave it a try and decided to sign up for…
‘Beauty is in the eye of the beholder’ is a very suitable saying for this nudibranch which is commonly found around our Lembeh Strait dive sites. If I described a sea slug covered in orange-spotted, lumpy tubercles to you, you’d probably ask if it was contagious. However, as the attached pictures demonstrate, this is one…
Happy days with a Marble Ray We are having an awesome high diving season at Two Fish Divers in Nusa Lembongan. This week we did a lot of diving: two boats full of divers were running every day to bring our guests to the most beautiful sites around Nusa Lembongan & Nusa Penida Islands just…
The blue (or blue streak) cleaner wrasse, Labroides dimidiatus, are the dentists in the sea on our reefs here in Bali. The black and white cleaner wrasse live in small groups and usually set up ‘cleaning stations’ on the reef. At about 10cm long, they are the perfect size to swim in and around the…