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Mary Malloy

Member Since 01 May 2006
Offline Last Active Apr 14 2013 03:25 AM

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About Me

I learnt to dive in 1983 at the age of 19.    Eighteen months later I bought a Nikonos 3. I don't change systems often, since then I have had two Nikonos 5, two Nikon 801s, one Nikon F90 and now a Nikon D200 all in Nexus housings. That's seven cameras in 24 years.  And I still have three of them.  I was the first to buy a Nexus in Australia.

I live 5 minutes from the Queenscliff boat ramp.  This gives me access to Australia's best diving... Victoria's Port Phillip Heads.
Too many divers confuse good diving with good conditions.  The Heads can be cold or dirty, or both, but it is always dynamic.

Thanks for visiting
Mary

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Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia
Interests
Any species I haven't seen and big stuff.

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Camera Model & Brand
Nikon D200 D700
Camera Housing
Nexus D200, Sam Chae conversion for D700
Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
Sea & Sea YS300 X3 YS120 X1 Inon z240

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Website URL http://www.marymalloy.com.au

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Thousands of spider crabs gather yet again

22 May 2012 - 12:50 AM

I just want to share with everyone a "Blue Planet" experience in my own backyard. Several times a year, tens of thousands of spider crabs, Leptomithrax gaimardii gather at various locations around Port Phillip Bay. It is believed as a precursor to pairing off and mating but no-one knows for sure. This is not a seasonal event, it can happen anytime. So it is hard to tell divers prepared to travel when to come.

Mary