Magic Rocks
Sand patches hide stargazers and stingrays, while the rubble shallows shelter nudibranchs, tiny frogfish, mandarinfish, pipefish and octopus. The rocks themselves are crowded with leaf scorpionfish and banded boxer, hinge-beak, cleaner and glass shrimps. Stonefish, scorpionfish, pinnate batfish and lionfish are also common. The deeper plateau with its gorgonians adds a different scene to the same dive.
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