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Little House gets its name from a small house onshore, once used by East End captains for navigation before mooring balls were installed.
This site is a Swiss cheese paradise, full of tunnels and swim-throughs! After exploring the open reef to the south, divers can weave through the interconnected passages beneath the boat, feeling like true underwater explorers.
Look for Black Bar Soldierfish tucked into reef nooks—many sport isopod headgear! These tiny crustaceans, resembling woodlice, hitc…
Little House gets its name from a small house onshore, once used by East End captains for navigation before mooring balls were installed.
This site is a Swiss cheese paradise, full of tunnels and swim-throughs! After exploring the open reef to the south, divers can weave through the interconnected passages beneath the boat, feeling like true underwater explorers.
Look for Black Bar Soldierfish tucked into reef nooks—many sport isopod headgear! These tiny crustaceans, resembling woodlice, hitch a ride on the fish’s head, feeding on leftover scraps from their messy hosts.
Right below the boat, impressive formations of Lobed Star Coral and Mountainous Star Coral make Little House a prime site for coral spawning night dives each fall. It’s humbling to realize that these massive structures are built by tiny polyps over centuries—proof of nature’s slow but incredible craftsmanship!
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