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Kaputian

Kaputian is a flat, gentle slope of small rocks with patches of sand and seagrass along the coast of Samal. Dive Happy dived it three times and found something special each time. Reported critters include cowfish, reptilian snake eels, bobtail squid, seahorses, a harlequin shrimp, a pair of sea moths and even a clown frogfish found on a night dive. When In Manila lists it among the sandy-bottom sites that macro photographers favour.

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Muck

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muck clown frogfish harlequin shrimp seahorses bobtail squid snake eels cowfish sea moths

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