Twin Peaks
Also known as: Twin Peaks Reef
Hard corals such as staghorn and table corals cover the main slope, together with sea fans and sponges. Anthias, sweetlips, batfish, fusiliers and turtles are common. On the deeper slopes whitetip reef sharks and barracuda appear now and then, especially when some current is running. The shallow gardens are good for searching for nudibranchs, ghost pipefish and pygmy seahorses.
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