Craig Margieson

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Diving Flynn and Milln Reefs reveals widespread bleaching, storm rubble, and Crown-of-Thorns starfish damage, leaving both sites in poor condition. Marine life was sparse, with stretches of bare reef and few fish in sight.

Parent ReefDive SiteMax DepthOverview & Highlights
Milln ReefWhale Bommie22 - 26 mGiant standalone coral pinnacle with caves, ledges, and deep walls.
Milln ReefPetaj Bommie14 mShallow coral heads over sandy patches.
Flynn ReefGordon’s Mooring22 mSwim-throughs, overhangs, and a collection of smaller bommies. Giant clam gardens.
Flynn ReefTracy’s Bommie18 - 22 mLarge pinnacle dropping off into a deep outer wall. Reef sharks.
Flynn ReefLittle Tracy’s12 - 18mSloping wall and hard plate coral gardens, staghorn corals.
Tomato clownfish in a bubble-tip anemone
Tomato Clownfish (Amphiprion frenatus) in a Bubble-Tip Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor).
Lizardfish
Lizardfish (Saurida gracilis / synodus).
Staghorn Coral
Staghorn Coral (Acropora tenuis).
Soft Coral
Soft Coral (Dendronephthya sp.).