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Seven Sisters Average Rating = 0.00/5 Average Rating : 0.00 out of 5

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Shark Reef Wall Night
Novice
26 m
25 m
Light
Boat
Clown fish, fusiliers , sergeant majors, trevally , mackerel, two-dot snapper, yellow-banded goat fish, red bass, Hawksbill turtles, white tip reef sharks, titan triggerfish, brushtail tangs, princess damsel, blue-lined surgeonfish, peacock grouper, 3-spo

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The Seven Sisters are pinnacles just off of the main circular reef. The coral on this dive is exceptional. There is soft coral, fan coral and the fish life is also excellent, with lots of clown fish, fusiliers and sergeant majors. The coral forms pinnacles that you can swim between and there are predators such as trevally and mackerel.21. Seven Sisters: An assortment of coral pinnacles to meander between. Excellent reef fish and hard coral site and lots of clown fish in the area. Watch for the pelagics coming in to feed. 12m on the reef wall area dropping to 25m on the outside of the pinnacles.16. Seven Sisters Easy dive & Guided Snorkel Safari Site (2-14m) A colourful hard coral reef that makes for a relaxed snorkel or easy dive. The reef is home to many different species of hard coral and giant clams. Small reef fish are plentiful and include: sergeant majors, two-dot snapper and yellow-banded goat fish. Also look out for the resident red bass, blue fin trevally, Hawksbill turtles and white tip reef sharks. SEVEN PEAKS Named after the seven coral bommies through which the dive is enjoyed this is a stunning and exciting dive for the diversity of topography and marine life. A huge variety of fish species, notably titan triggerfish, brushtail tangs, princess damsel, blue-lined surgeonfish, and peacock grouper, 3-spot dascyllus, anthias and fairy basslets abound. In the channels between the peaks look out for white tips & bronze whaler sharks, banded sea snake, blue-spotted ray and giant clams.

Submitted by: admin on 2008-08-22 | Last Modified: 2009-02-04 | Views: 141 | Dive Site ID: 60036

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