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Fish round-up : the Butterflyfish
by Ksso on September 28, 2011
I love Butterflyfish, they usually come in pairs and are kind enough to swim into the bule letting you take cool shots at them. Butterflyfish are part of the Chaetodontidae family which counts about 10 genera and 114 species. As described by the University of Michigan,members of this family vary considerably in terms of color, but all butterflyfishes share certain morphological traits such as a deep, laterally compressed body, ctenoid scales that extend onto the soft-rayed portions of the dorsal and anal fins, and jaws that may be slightly or extremely elongated. They can measure up to 30cm although the typical butterflyfish is more around 20cm and usually can be seen around 15-30m...
Fish round-up: Meet the boss : the Triggerfish
by Ksso on September 20, 2011
Triggerfishes are members of the Balistidae family which accounts for about 40 species. The Triggerfish is a fairly common species that can be found all over the oceans in tropical and sub-tropical waters (I recently saw a bunch in Thailand). The indo-pacific ocean offers the most diverse set of species.Divers know the triggerfishes well, especially if you've been diving during their nesting seasons since they get really aggressive. I heard numerous reports of divers being chased by them for a long time (and enven during deco stops which can be a hassle) - in those circumstances do not hesitate to kick the triggerfish with your fins.The Triggerfish has a small but strong- jawed mouth...
Diveboard feature updates : "Blazing Fast" dive edition, power to the users !
by Ksso on September 06, 2011
This update has been on our mind for a very, very, very long time. We've been frustrated by the limitations of the dive editor wizard we had in place:
too little space to let us add more data kinds
too little flexibility to rearrange the data and make it both easier to read and manage while giving it more depth for advanced users
too slow to load (for some stupid reason it was loaded on demand instead of being pre-loaded within the page)
We broke it all to give you a totally rebuild and blazing fast dive editor with plenty of space to arrange the data in a readable way.To date the features are the same as with the previous editor, but with speed, and we're now busy at growing them.Aside...
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