Butsubutsu Sango
Also known as: Butsu butsu sango · Butsubutsusango · ブツブツサンゴ (Japanese)
Divingpoint.net explains that the name comes from the large stands of knobby coral that dominate the site. The slope runs from about 13 m to 20 m and is dotted with red sea fans, which SEASIR and Marine Diving web both highlight. Damselfish, butterflyfish and friendly groupers crowd the reef, and clownfish live along the rocks. Green turtles and yellow boxfish are also seen often. Divingpoint.net recommends the falling tide because the rising tide brings stronger current.
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