Coral Reef Map: Pyramid (South)

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Coral Reef Map: Pyramid (South)

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Depth: 12-50 m 35-150 ft

Description: After swimming through a small tunnel, divers head south where gorgonians and decorator crabs can be found along a series of coral hills. The back reef is an extensive patch-reef area featuring garden eels, stingrays, juvenile fi shes and triggerfi sh nests. Divers may also pass the old pyramid-shaped mooring that gives this site its name

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Points of special interest (click on map for position):

1- Tunnel – This dive begins by swimming through a semi-enclosed tunnel that leads to the reef wall

2- Decorator crabs – These tiny, cryptic crabs are very hard to spot. They ‘decorate’ their body with bits of algae, sponge, and stinging anemones to better blend in with their soft coral home

3- Garden eel colony – These little eels live inside burrows in the sand, and...

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Creatures that live here (ID - Common Name):

A.AC - Blue Tang
B.BV - Queen Triggerfish
C.CCb - Foureye Butter...

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