La China Nómada

This site is born from the millenial growth of the coral reef, giving birth to taller walls and a wide and a narrow canyon where a shark sometimes comes to rest. Following the walls while hunting lionfish will lead you to two islands surrounded by big specimens of barrel sponges.

Critters at this site

Lionfish and a shark come here to hide from the divers so prepare for ceviche. Queen triggerfish are common there and big barrel sponges make for a majestic landscape.

Based on open observations nearbywithin ~5 km — likely to see, not necessarily confirmed at the site itself.

West Indian Fuzzy Chiton

Acanthopleura granulata4 obs.

Checkered Nerite

Nerita tessellata3 obs.

Bleeding Tooth Nerite

Nerita peloronta3 obs.

West Indian Top Shell

Cittarium pica3 obs.

Beaded Periwinkle

Cenchritis muricatus3 obs.

Purple Sea Fan

Gorgonia ventalina2 obs.

Ribbed Barnacle

Tetraclita stalactifera2 obs.

Common Bottlenose Dolphin

Tursiops truncatus2 obs.

Four-toothed Nerite

Nerita versicolor2 obs.

Thrush cowrie

Naria turdus2 obs.

Finger Coral

Porites porites2 obs.

spotted seahare

Aplysia dactylomela2 obs.

Lettuce Sea Slug

Elysia crispata2 obs.

Stocky Cerith

Cerithium litteratum1 obs.

Greater Star Coral

Montastraea cavernosa1 obs.

Krebsdyr

Clibanarius tricolor1 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Nerita fulgurans1 obs.

Atlantic Rock-boring Urchin

Echinometra lucunter1 obs.

Christmas Tree Hydroid

Pennaria disticha1 obs.

Zebra Nerite

Puperita pupa1 obs.

Yellowline Arrow Crab

Stenorhynchus seticornis1 obs.

Koral & anemone

Favia fragum1 obs.

Common West Indian Bubble

Bulla occidentalis1 obs.

Ram's Horn Squid

Spirula spirula1 obs.