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Jorunna Funebris
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Nembrotha Kubaryana
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Jorunna Funebris
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Spotted Yellow Boxfish
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Chromodorididae - Bullocks Hypselodoris
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Common Shore Crab
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Jorunna Funebris colony
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Lionfish
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Phyllidia Elegans
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Reef Cuttlefish
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Tyrons Risbescia
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False Clown Anemone fish
Sights of Tioman, Malaysia Photo essay of 'Alishs' Work
So as many of you know, we are a new project, and for us active users are a reward for our hard days and nights - planning, writing, coding, designing. Active users in a way validate your plans and your designs of the interface and this is a great feeling for us.
One of the users that has been consistently active over the last couple months and has rewarded us with some awesome pictures of Malaysia is username is Alish.
Judging by his pictures, he is a big fan of nudi's.
I have personally been diving in Malaysia, and the mecca of diving , Sipadan Island. I absolutely love the country - it's beautiful nature and its people. The Island of Borneo is the most bio diverse area on the planet and the diving is excellent. From experience, the Malaysians are generally more friendly than the Indonesians and even the Thais.
Anyhow, with any further ado, here is a selection of some my favorite photographs by user Alish.
Alish also wrote a great article about Tioman, you can find his profile over at diveadvisor.com/alish and you can find him on instagram.[@alish_81),
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