E.T.
Also known as: ET · Cyclops · E.T. / Cyclops · ET/Cyclops
The bommie is so big that divers usually see only part of it on one dive. Its main feature is a large tunnel leading into two chambers, with further tunnels at different depths and a chimney-like opening where sunlight falls in. Most of the dive is spent inside, so a torch is recommended to see the colours of the soft corals, sea fans and cup corals. Nudibranchs, shrimps, red rock crabs, lionfish and moray eels live in the passages, and an occasional nurse shark rests here. Blue ribbon eels and octopus hide in the coral on the outside, and clownfish and scorpionfish can be found around the mooring line.
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