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the dog is so adorable 🐶🐕🤿

0:36 coral reefs.

Merci bien aussi....

salut c'etait sympa merci

2:10 shallow

Was this filmed in June? Good to see you uploading a underwater video of HK again! It looks as if it was filmed in winter judging by the abundance of seaweed.

Absolutely beautiful!

How long did you swim ? What is mm of the suit ?

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Do you still use the same camera, and is your camera waterpoof?

I've swam all the way to that island you see near Shek O, Ng Fun Chau island before. The undersea area near the shores was covered in mostly sea urchins with not much things to see, and I only found one lump of hard coral growing on the northwestern part of the island.

If only I had a kayak to get to these islands..You're lucky to have one. So usually I have to resort to swimming to such places, like I did in 2017 when I swam to the 3 islands in Hoi Ha Wan.

Also interesting to see how you were brave enough to swim (alone?) at night. Sad that there weren't any corals but there were a lot of Tetraclita japonica and Oysters on the submerged boulders.

Did you camp alone? And that's a lot of nasty mosquitoes at 1:30! I love how you filmed the thunderstorms and showed the changes after an hour later.

Nice video! Great music

Fyren vid den röda pilen är Ärtholmen. Hönö Huvud ligger på ön utanför Ärtholmen.

I think you should upload all your videos in the highest quality possible, if possible.

I'm puzzled by the biodiversity of corals and the old age of corals which are found in this area. It makes me wonder why it is only limited to this area and not other nearby places in Hoi Ha Wan, since I would assume the environment would be the same or similar.

Shoals of fishes aren’t necessary or strictly associated with corals in Hong Kong from my experience. I've observed shoals of small fishes nibbling off bare boulders without any corals nearby in D'aguilar peninsula as well as other localities.

Another great video. Those 2 encrusting coral species at 3:30 and 3:54 in the video are often found in seashores exposed to open water from my experience (places that are subjected to strong waves). They're soft and appear to be boneless. I'm not even sure if they're corals because of that, perhaps I'm gravely mistaken.

Why are your videos sooooo good? And yet there's hardly any views or likes. The high-contrast morning sky looked so nice. You even showed us a boulder with Quartz veins at 0:34 in the video. And that's a peculiar looking coral at 3:00. I really have to thank you for documenting all those marine creatures, especially corals in places few have been to, or are familiar with. This is some very useful educational information.

Lots of sponges but no corals as I expected since I'm guessing this was filmed on the shores of Tai Ngam Hau which faced open ocean. I've also seen a fish trap of similar design in SilverStrand in 3:30 in the video.

I don't know where exactly this is but I could tell it was filmed on the western side of Lamma island, on a southeastern-facing coast. It is remarkable to see that corals existing in an area which is technically facing open ocean.

I really enjoyed this video. Thumbs up!

Ah yes, those sea urchins and sea cucumbers are omnipresent across Hong Kong's waters. It's not unusual to see huge numbers of them from my experience from different locations.

Yay, you're alive with your latest video! You should really make more videos like these on various other places with corals in Hong Kong.

... where are all the fish? I'd expect a lot more with that kind of coral population.

beautiful shot, you must have stayed overnight there, it is so early!

Well, ou can have a look at the two most recent videos from that area. If you swim from the very tip of the peninsula back in the direction towards Sai Kung Town there is a lot of interesting spots. But again, the visibility must be good enough.

the best area is if you enter the water at the southern end of the long sandy beach there. You can see corals - but right, there are only some few best locations. And the visibility must be good - at least 3-5 meters, not always the case....

Thanks. A lot of clips to put together....

Could you give a link from google maps showing the exact location of the dive site?

You have done a great job with this video.

you are certainly right, there was some confusion when translating from Swedish. We will change the name....

Where are the sea nattles i only see lion's mane jellyfish

Which brand is the wetsuit?

baie mooi

Would you mind to tell me where is the location? It's "Pak Sha Chau"? or "Sharp Island"? or somewhere between them? Thanks :>!

Lovely.

Please which is the name and the performer of the first music?

Inget filter - men kan alltid fixa mycket med mjukvaran (fast det har jag inte gjort i detta fall)

Kör du med något slags filter? :)

nice , and music too

COOL vid! How long are you able to stay in the water with that wetsuit?

Thank you! Yeah, you need that kind of house to be willing to dip yourself into the water in January....

Wow! House just in front of the sea, wetsuit in the house and hop! Here u go, 5 mts and in the sea! Fantastic. Compliments. The vid is really nice and the music perfect. Goodbye!

Thank you! - we have some 400-500 soundtracks to use - a challenging job to fit the music and submarine nature impressions

Inte exotiskt för fem öre. Brunt, grumligt och svenskt. Men det var kul att se iallafall!

hönö :D