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Improving Photography Skills

feb 20, 2013 - Dive Center
Here at Critters@Lembeh, we encourage our team to continually improve their knowledge of underwater photography with advanced photography lessons.  This enables our guides to better assist guests in getting that perfect photo!  They started with point and shoot and have now gone up to DSLR.  Here we have our Photo Pros Steve Fish and Sascha Janson doing a DSLR course with Abner Mangole and Jhoe Wongkar, inspiring them to...
Dive guide on request

feb 17, 2013 - Dive Center
Do you have a favorite dive guide that you would like to request? Well you can request a Critters@Lembeh guide, just like Takayuki Watanabe & Yumi Morisada who recently visited us. They had a really great time diving with Jhoe and Naomi. They found lots of macro critters like the whiskered...
2012 Critter Highlights – Cephalopods

feb 15, 2013 - Dive Center
Welcome to part Six of our 2012 Lembeh Strait Highlight series.  This week we see the fabulous Cephalopods of the Strait.  Lembeh has a higher concentration of tropical Cephalopods than anywhere in the world.  There are at least 12 species of Octopus alone including t he big five:  Mimic, Wunderpus,...
Richness of Macro Dives

feb 12, 2013 - Dive Center
Lydia Doschek and Christian Lock had to check out the richness of macro dives in Lembeh for themselves. They visited Lembeh for the first time, enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere of the resort, encountered the small critters (nudis, hairy frogfish, wunderpus, mimic octopus, seahorse, babgy frogfish, bobbit worm, starry night octopus,...
2012 Critter Highlights – Fishes

feb 08, 2013 - Dive Center
In Part Five of our 2012 Lembeh Strait Critter Highlight Series we see some of our favorite Fishes of 2012.  The strait is renowned for its bountiful Frogfish population with the Painted Frogfish and Hairy Frogfish being the most common.  We also frequently see Clown Frogfish, Warty Frogfish and Giant...