Teluk Kembahu, Lembeh Strait

Named after the village on the Sulawesi bank of the Lembeh Strait, Teluk Kembahu, or "TK1" and "TK2" are classic muck dives and the habitat of many rare critters.

The video features a snake blenny, giant anglerfish, nudibranchs, dwarf lionfish, ornate ghost pipefish, greyface morays, black-saddled tobies, blue-spotted urchins, Banggai cardinalfish, a fingered dragonet and a highfin snake eel.

Shot in June 2006 with http://www.TwoFishDivers.com

More Lembeh videos on http://www.bubblevision.com/underwater-videos/Lembeh/

Category:

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Tags:

• Teluk Kembahu
• TK
• Lembeh Strait
• Lembeh
• muck diving
• scuba diving
• diving
• critters
• Sulawesi
• Indonesia
• underwater
• nudibranch
• frogfish
• anglerfish
• lionfish
• moray
• eel
• ghost pipefish
• Nick Hope
• Bubble Vision
• Two Fish Divers
• yt:quality=high

[MeTRulez]

I love the way youtube work. An hour ago, I was watching how to jailbreak an Ipad 2 and, don't ask me how I dit, now I'm watching fish!?

[dltanner99]

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[cubefilms35]

Magnificent creatures, aren't they?

[perla51]

Great, stupendous!!!!!!!!!!!! Perla.

[Bidone1967]

Wonderful video.

5*!

[msoulja]

Stunning.

[0TheSailor0]

Amazing guys. I'm gona get my PADI international diving licence and dive with you :) what ever it cost.