Our dives went well. We worked the northeast area which is a bit of a swim and had to fight a current. The swim took us about six minutes on average. The first set of dives was uneventful. The second set though was great. As I turned around at our second station on our second dive I saw a couple of spotted eagle rays headed in my direction. I waited a second and more appeared. As they passed I counted a total of 13 all with wingspans of at least 3 feet, the largest about 5 ft. I took a picture that hopefully can be included with this entry. The rest of the day went well. Most of the counts had something cool swimming through such as a large school of horse-eye jack, a school of permit, some blue runners, and another turtle (I think we've seen a turtle on every dive). Life in the habitat has been fine. Everyone is easy to get along with so we're having a good time. I've started to get used to everything so now it seems kind of routine. The freeze dried food has even started to taste better, in fact it's as good as any home cooking I've ever had, maybe it's just the company around me down here!