Western Dry Rocks
DiveMaster Key West describes Western Dry Rocks as a reef with an unusual variety of coral formations, cracks, small caves, ledges and small cliffs. Spiny lobsters, filefish, four-eye butterflyfish, yellowtail snapper, longjaw squirrelfish and many kinds of parrotfish are commonly seen. Key West operators such as Lost Reef Adventures list it among their regular reef sites, and NOAA maintains mooring buoys there.
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