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Where to Go Scuba Diving with Frogfish

By Paige Wilson | Published On July 28, 2016
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Where to Go Scuba Diving with Frogfish

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Frogfish sightings are some of the most satisfying for divers interested in marine life.

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Snooping for frogfish off Bonaire is like playing a game of underwater hide-and-seek, but the fish you’re looking for doesn’t look or act much like a fish.

Antennariidae’s modified pectoral fins function more like legs, and although frogfish can swim, they also can walk on the seafloor — making for a peculiar sight. They often blend into Bonaire’s colorful surroundings and can range from ⅛ -inch to 22 inches in length. Make sure to ask your dive master to point them out; they might just look like a lumpy sponge to the untrained eye.

When to go: Year-round

Where to go: Buddy Dive Resort buddydive.com

Want to learn more? Check out these peculiar frogfish facts from our experts!

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The Backscatter FLIP4 three-filter kit for GoPro

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Bring out the color in your video with the Backscatter FLIP4 three-filter kit for GoPro. To get vivid images, flip through the filters to counteract the ocean’s blue tint. The aluminum mount installs easily on the GoPro Hero3, 3+ and 4, and works on all of Backscatter’s FLIP filters and lenses.

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