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Isla Reta

Isla Reta is a dive at Talikud Island, the small island off the south-west coast of Samal, named after the beach above it. The bottom is a sandy slope with scattered coral, and When In Manila lists it among the white-sand muck sites that macro photographers favour and calls it great for night diving. Seahorses, morays, fusiliers, garden eels, wrasse, parrotfish and sea urchins are reported, and PADI adds clownfish and nudibranchs. Blue-ringed octopuses have also been spotted here.

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Reef, Muck

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reef muck seahorses garden eels morays fusiliers nudibranchs clownfish

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