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| Entry/exit | Boat |
| Beach | Rocky |
| Depth | 4m - 35m |
| Vissibility | 15m - 35m |
| Distance | 5 minutes by boat from our hotel |
| This site named by the rock that appears and disappears according to the
tides. This rich and varied dive site host a wide variety of fish and coral species.Elk horn and table shaped corals and sponges grow along the reefs Bumperhead parrot fish, anemones, blue ribbon eels are among the many species |
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| Batu klebit beach | Humphead Parrotfish | |
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| Humphead Parrotfish | Blue ribbon ( juv ) | Blue ribbon ( juv ) |
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| Phylidia elegans | Tosa commensal shrimp | Phyllidia pustulosa |
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| Jaw fish | Clark's Anemonefish | |
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| Emperor angelfish | Eastern skunk anemonefish | |
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| Emperor angelfish | Long-nose butterflyfish | |
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| Horned Bannerfish | Black spotted pufferfish | |
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| Ghost pipefish | ||
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| Humphead Parrotfish | Spotfin lionfish | |
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| Clark's Anemonefish | Footballer cod | |
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