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The wreck is covered with small invertebrate animals, lumps of hard corals, soft corals, sponges and more. Both at the bow and stern are colonies of bushy black corals. Especially during a night dive the stern is beautiful with all it's Tubastrea coral. The house reef is full of big coral rocks making it a perfect place to finish the dive. The fish life around and on the wreck is rich. During the night the commando bridge is full of sweepers hunted by smaller blue-fin jack, snapper and grouper.…
The wreck is covered with small invertebrate animals, lumps of hard corals, soft corals, sponges and more. Both at the bow and stern are colonies of bushy black corals. Especially during a night dive the stern is beautiful with all it's Tubastrea coral. The house reef is full of big coral rocks making it a perfect place to finish the dive. The fish life around and on the wreck is rich. During the night the commando bridge is full of sweepers hunted by smaller blue-fin jack, snapper and grouper. The deck hosts different kind of parrot, scorpion, angel and wrasse. The high light during a night dive is to see the sleeping Napoleon under or in the wreck, the big moray (once staring in the movie “The Deep”) and two big leopard groupers. The house reef offers a myriad of reef inhabitants like shrimps, anemones, sting rays, white-tip reef sharks and sometimes nurse sharks.
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