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Turtle Bay (Norman Reef)

Turtle Bay is a flat sandy bay ringed by coral, with the boat moored above it. As its name says, green sea turtles come here to feed, and individuals of up to 1.5 metres have been recorded. A clown anemonefish lives in the north-western corner. Anemone shrimp, hairy spider crabs and blennies are among the smaller residents.

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Bay, Reef

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bay reef green turtles anemonefish anemone shrimp hairy spider crabs blennies boat dive

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