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Egypt
Ras Um Halg
Life recorded at Ras Um Halg
31 species within 1.5 km · OBISAll 31 species recorded in this area
| Species | How often | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Taeniura lymma | rare | 4 |
| Pterois miles | rare | 3 |
| Torpedo panthera | rare | 3 |
| Gymnothorax javanicus | rare | 2 |
| Pycnochromis dimidiatus | rare | 2 |
| Papilloculiceps longiceps | rare | 2 |
| Pseudanthias squamipinnis | rare | 2 |
| Paracirrhites forsteri | rare | 2 |
| Priacanthus hamrur | rare | 2 |
| Platax teira | rare | 1 |
| Variola louti | rare | 1 |
| Aurelia solida | rare | 1 |
| Amblyglyphidodon indicus | rare | 1 |
| Arothron diadematus | rare | 1 |
| Arothron hispidus | rare | 1 |
| Chaetodon trifascialis | rare | 1 |
| Cheilinus lunulatus | rare | 1 |
| Naso unicornis | rare | 1 |
| Plagiotremus tapeinosoma | rare | 1 |
| Thalassoma rueppellii | rare | 1 |
| Zebrasoma desjardinii | rare | 1 |
| Heniochus intermedius | rare | 1 |
| Synanceia verrucosa | rare | 1 |
| Amphiprion bicinctus | rare | 1 |
| Cephalopholis hemistiktos | rare | 1 |
| Echeneis naucrates | rare | 1 |
| Inimicus filamentosus | rare | 1 |
| Lutjanus fulviflamma | rare | 1 |
| Millepora dichotoma | rare | 1 |
| Mulloidichthys vanicolensis | rare | 1 |
| Myripristis murdjan | rare | 1 |
Nearby sites in Port Ghalib
Explore all sitesA narrow V-shaped crack in the fringing reef south of Marsa Mubarak, dived along its two walls and rarely visited.
A wild 360 m marsa south of Port Ghalib with a seagrass meadow in the middle, walked into free from the shore; green turtles and guitar rays are what you come for.
A shallow seagrass bay a few kilometres from Port Ghalib where the dugongs actually are, and where the dive plan is mostly hovering.
The southern leg of the Three Corners Fayrouz house reef: lagoon inside, vertical wall outside, entered off a 368 m jetty.
The northern end of the Three Corners Fayrouz Plaza house reef at Port Ghalib: a shallow lagoon behind a reef flat, a pontoon to get past it, and a near-vertical drop-off on the outside.
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