About Dive! Tutukaka
Wrasses of the Poor Knights Islands
WRASSES: These fish have sharp vision & swim with a sculling action so they can inspect the reef closely to tear loose small invertebrates with rat-like teeth. Juveniles often clean other fishes. Starting life as females, wrasses reverse sex to become males-and change colour patterns.
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Georgina - Netherlands3 days of awesome diving. You guys could not have done more - totally amazing - I think I have been ruined for ever diving anywhere else - looked after me too well. I will be back!
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