Blue Heron Bridge Marine Park
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This is about YOU being able to get the special Package Deals SFDJ has negotiated with the best area Hotels..to enjoy the Best Dive Resort experience possible. possible.

Examples of the benefits of logging in:

  • 1. Much lower prices when reserving  hotel rooms for divers with SFDJ log-in ID
  • 2. All perks we are currently offering  will be immediately offered to you, such as:
    • a. Any "special" boat or hotel deals
    • b. Better fill discounts for air, Nitrox or trimix
    • Shuttle Van availability which is most likely when we have a large number of SFDJ registered Hotel guests in a given week.
    • d. High likelihood of getting you diving with other divers with exactly the same diving interest you have ****Should be the most important perk..see Specific Interest Dive Group article
    • e. Planning tools and Groups Calendar system to help you find the best times to find what you want on a Palm Beach Dive Trip
  • 3. If you are a Scubaboard member, we can alert you when there are several other Scubaboard members in town diving during your trip here
  • 5. Opportunity to be notified and involved in Free Gear Demos, free DIR Dive Experience and Training demos
  • 6. Help us create a larger lobby for Palm Beach Diving which we can leverage with County Tourism to push for better State and local protections for the Palm Beach Reef system.

Beyond being an Underwater Adventure Magazine, SFDJ  is the collaborative infrastructure of the best Dive Operators and best Hotels for diving in Palm Beach county Florida..SFDJ is the system the hotels and boats are using to connect with traveling and local divers, and if you don't login each time you visit, the boats and hotels won't be able to offer you the best deals and ideas we have come up with.

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Shrimp on the BHrB

If you are new to macro, finding shrimps like the one at right will be one of the first missions you will succeed at. You can find them peering out from ledges or overhangs all over the BHB Park area. A primary function of these shrimp on a reef, or here at BHB, is to “clean fish”. Having lots of shrimp on a reef like this, is one way to keep healthy fish populations. The fish will visit here, and hang out here, for the ease of cleaning.. cleaning referring to removal of isopods and other insect or worm like parasites that attach themselves to fish, and need to be removed for the fish to remain healthy. The little claws of this shrimp are like precision instruments wielded by a skilled surgeon. You can often see them even inside the mouths of big grouper and morray eels, cleaning !