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Spotted moray

Gymnothorax moringa

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Field Notes

Description:

Spotted morays are solitary animals, and usually hide in narrow crevices and holes in reef structures with only their heads peaking out. They are active during the day, feeding on crustaceans and fish at or near the sea bottom.

Habitat:

During night dive in Bari Reef.

Reference Links:

Spotted moray - Wikipedia

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