Kicha Parade

Also known as: Parade

Kicha Parade is dived on the current side of a steep, narrow ridge that runs out from the northeast corner of Kicha. Divers hang at depth to watch a steady parade of fish, with silvertip sharks seen most often and a herd of bumphead parrotfish grazing along the ridge. The wall rises almost to the surface, and cut-outs in its face hold sand and fragile hard coral patches. Fire and indigo dartfish, juvenile dragon wrasses, octopus, cuttlefish, clown anemonefish and giant clams make the safety stop last a long time.

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