As the sun starts to set, the denizens of the deep make ready for the arrival of darkness.
Those animals too timid to exit during the day now leave their havens in search of food. Moray eels forage the reefs looking for some of their favorite prey; sleeping parrotfish. Now, the corals deprived of sunlight, extend their sticky polyps to capture the passing zoo plankton. As the reef scavengers start to move and feast the reef is no longer quiet. Mollusks, shellfish and crustaceans, pop, click, and grind as they open and close, hoovering up sediments as they go.

Night Diving opens up a whole new dimension to diving with new discoveries to be made on every dive. Night diving is about weird creatures coming out to feed. No wonder they stay hidden during the day. Much of the reason that we know so little about the life in the sea is because half of it is hidden during the daytime only venturing out at night when all is safe. For some. Some animals get eaten at night!
Dare you?