![]() I saw some new creatures on the Turtle beach, here they are: stingray and houndfish, Diploria strigosa. |
![]() We snorkeled first at the left rocky side of the Turtle beach. |
![]() Turtle beach is not the best snorkeling place on the Besar island, but you can find here new fish. |
![]() I can say that parrotfish are present everywhere on the Perhentian islands. |
![]() Amazing table coral “Acropora hyacinthus”. |
![]() Symmetrical brain coral “Diploria strigosa”. |
![]() I saw the symmetrical brain coral “Diploria strigosa” for the first time here on the Turtle beach. |
![]() Rich coral diversity on the Turtle beach was preserved due to the smaller number of tourists. |
![]() Symmetrical brain coral “Diploria strigosa” has an emerald color. |
![]() There are many amazing brain corals on the left rocky side of the Turtle beach. |
![]() Ritteri anemone “Heteractis magnifica”. |
![]() Houndfish “Tylosurus crocodilus”, it is also often called the Crocodile Needlefish. |
![]() I saw the stingray only on the Turtle beach. |
![]() Table corals create an impressive underwater landscape. |
![]() Snorkeling on the right side of the Turtle beach is not that good as on the left side. |
![]() Stingray. |
![]() Bluespot mullet “Moolgarda seheli”. |
![]() Crystal clear water on the Turtle beach. |
![]() Giant clams live between the corals. |
![]() School of the baby fish. |