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This reef is well known for the huge variety of coral life present. So far, the reef has been well preserved, by only allowing experienced divers with excellent buoyancy control, to visit this spot of splendour. Beds of green staghorn coral with an abundance of small reef fishes, like sea goldies, warms up a feeling of well preserved splendour in one’s heart. this truly a remarkable reef for the divers interested in coral life. The fish life is mostly small reef fishes and huge Crayfish. The Crayfish hide in cracks under rocks with there enormous tentacles protruding from underneath the rocks. The reef is fairly flat with beds small rock formation overgrown with corals. |
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When diving here one should take great care not to damage the fragile coral life so that it can be preserved for future generations. |
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Staghorn corals, Plate corals, Table corals, Mushroom corals and lots more. The reef is also home to a bright red anemone, that is an unusual colour for a depth of 19m, because red is the first colour to disappear when descending. |
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Trigger fish, Moray eels, Paper fish, juvenile |
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Scorpion fish, huge Crayfish and the occasional Manta ray. A variety of other small reef fishes occur all around this reef as well. There is also a well known crater or pothole, on the seaward side of the reef, which is home to variety of fish species like the juvenile scorpion fish and paperfish. |
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