This time we dove the backside of Molokini, which is basically a wall dive. This was recommended by many people on the Internet. If you've never done a wall dive, it's interesting, but I've done plenty in Cozumel. But, there were still a few cool things to see on this one. The terrain was pretty uneven, but the wall itself appeared to be pretty much straight down except for some ledges.

The first cool thing we saw was a Sculptured Slipper Lobster. The divemaster pulled it out of its hole and flipped it over to show us the legs. There was also a Frogfish trying to hide among bright red coral. It's coloring was off slightly, so it wasn't that difficult to spot, plus our divemaster told us ahead of time to look for it there.

There was also an overhang that doesn't get any sunlight that has a cool looking non-photosynthetic coral. Nearby we saw a neat Black/Blue Nudibranch that was dislodged from the overhang by our bubbles.

Near the end with saw a couple other types of Nudibranch and a shrimp hiding in a chimney-like cave that was similar to a Cleaner Shrimp but was much larger and had large flowing antennae.