Valleys
Sand channels run seaward through the top of the reef between coral fingers, ending at an edge that drops a little deeper. Creole wrasse school along the edge while lobsters, crabs and eels hide in the shallows. It is one of the few places where baby nurse sharks are occasionally found under the overhangs. Flamingo tongues, trumpetfish, cowfish and porcupinefish are common, and scorpionfish call for care.
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