Is been about 8 months since I last visited Sister Island. After the super heavy downpour, the rain finally stop when we arried at Sister Island 7.15pm.

Most of the corals are no where in sight except a few mushroom coral. I wonder what happened! Below are some of the photos from the trip.

I saw 2
Phyllidiella pustulosa nudibranch

One flatworm

A burrowing snake-eel

A green egg crab (
Atergatis floridus)

Red egg crab (
Atergatis integerrimus). Both green and red egg crab contain toxins and should not be consumed.

A young file fish

This fish stranded on the
Sargassum sp. seaweed.

This spider conch peeping from her long stalk eyes


How can we miss this very cute land hermit crab...
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