Stumpy Rock
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About this site
Stumpy Rock is a dive site located at the entrance to Triton Bay, Indonesia, centred on a rock formation with an offshore underwater mountain reaching a maximum depth of 17 m, with the bottom type being rock.
The site is known for dense aggregations of fish life. Large schools of fish pass through continuously, jacks circle in formation, and sizeable Napoleon Wrasses move through the area on regular circuits. The site is considered particularly well suited to underwater photographers owing to the consistently photogenic conditions.
Marine life here
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Napoleon (humphead) wrasseNapoleon (humphead) wrasseReported here · unconfirmed
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