Yamada Sunachi
About Yamada Sunachi
This site features a sandy seabed with an antlion-like terrain and areas of transplanted coral. To the south, there is a vibrant cluster of finger corals. The finger coral area hosts fish such as snapper and damselfish, and rarer sightings can include Yasha goby and pygmy seadragon. A tomato clownfish once lived here but disappeared after being taken along with its anemone in 1990.
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Primarily described as a sandy area with coral patches, suitable for observing reef-associated fish.
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