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tinksdad said:I don't remember the best time from my past research. I do remember that they recommend to time dives with the coral spawning (Hey, I said spawning again....) It's suppose to be pretty amazing!!
Or how about this:
Every year from December to early April, hundreds of scalloped hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna lewini) leave the cold inshore waters to feed in the warmer Gulf Stream eddies that wash over the East and West Flower Garden Banks. It's not unusual to see dozens of dorsal fins slicing the surface as you make your giant stride entry. Spotted eagle rays (Aetobatus narinari) also congregate at these reefs during the winter months, cruising through in squadrons of a half dozen or more.