The temperature change,the change in ph the change in salinity those corals are truly something amazing, it’s funny how they tell to drip acclimate corals when they can withstand so much..🤔
@SaltWaterSteve1 do you also see them at depth?! The fungia were also super shallow. I've been told to keep my fungia, acans, and scolys at 100 par, but in your videos I see them in quite shallow water in direct sunlight. I'm so confused!
Hey buddy, another banger video. Keep it up brother
Cheers brother 🤙🏽
Great video!!👍👍
..amazing clam!!!🤗 & corals!👍
Cheers mate 🤙🏽
@@SaltWaterSteve1..also had fun with the sea (1:45) cucumber!😂😂
@Simple_Reef 🤣 caught me
The expedition footage is great. The wild corals are so incredible.
How cool is it seeing where they actually are living.
Love the tide pool collecting!!!!
🤙🏽 me too
Incredible!!!👍🏾🤙🏾
🤙🏽🤙🏽
That was an epic trip Steve , you certainly need another in the new year 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 have a great weekend , see you on the next one 🤙🏻👊🏼
Would definitely love another trip. 🤞🏽 for one in the new year. Have a great weekend mate 🤙🏽
Love these kind of videos! Keep them coming. Would love to one day visit Australia to explore the coast like this .
If you ever do let me know 🤙🏽 we can do a vid together
Your a lucky dude to able to do this!.
Very lucky bro 🤙🏽 cheers for watching
Cool video. If you don’t mind me asking where are these rockpools in Dampier. Would be a fun arvo having a look around
This is low tide off shore mate about 2 hours out from Dampier. A place called the Jack Hole to the locals
The temperature change,the change in ph the change in salinity those corals are truly something amazing, it’s funny how they tell to drip acclimate corals when they can withstand so much..🤔
Definitely I could not believe where some of them were and the poor looking conditions.
@ love the videos keep them coming, cheers from California..
@molinafamYSIRcorals2016 🤙🏽
Waaaaiiiiiiit.... You saw that trachy in a place thats exposed at low tide?! I thought they were low light corals!
Crazy isn’t it man
Totally out of water in direct light at least once a month at ultra low tide
@SaltWaterSteve1 do you also see them at depth?! The fungia were also super shallow. I've been told to keep my fungia, acans, and scolys at 100 par, but in your videos I see them in quite shallow water in direct sunlight. I'm so confused!
@@tookmyhandle2 my fungia don’t mind flow or light.
Then them trachy are usually 6-7m deep
I spin out in the conditions I see some corals growing in
Omg that’s like $1k worth of
It’s crazy isn’t it