[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":28},["ShallowReactive",2],{"legacy-post:\u002F2014\u002F05\u002Fa-visit-to-our-coral-frame-yesterday\u002F":3},{"post":4,"review_only":26,"snapshot_sha256":27},{"accepted_at":5,"body_markdown":6,"canonical_path":7,"conversion_status":8,"conversion_warnings":9,"derived_checksum":10,"excerpt":11,"id":12,"published_at":13,"slug":14,"source_checksum":15,"source_wp_id":16,"terms":17,"title":24,"transformation_version":25},"2026-11-02T09:34:00","Yesterday was 5th May 2014, it is time to clean the corals frames. We visited Anaise Reef and clean it.\n\n[![Cleaning Anaise Reef](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Ffa4646ce-3a79-5c7d-807f-835d65ccfc00-IMG_1332.jpg \"Cleaning Anaise Reef\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Ffa4646ce-3a79-5c7d-807f-835d65ccfc00-IMG_1332.jpg)\n\n*Cleaning Anaise Reef*\n\nThe coral grows very fast, within 3 weeks they started to overgrown the cable tie. They did very well.\n\n[![The corals overgrown the cable tie](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002F33d161c7-834a-519b-8d18-629ed44890bf-IMG_1327.jpg \"The corals overgrown the cable tie\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002F33d161c7-834a-519b-8d18-629ed44890bf-IMG_1327.jpg)\n\n*The corals overgrown the cable tie*\n\nAlong the dive we did revisit our Giant clam nearby the Anaise reef which before the tissue been covered by piece of rubbles and half of the giant clam tissues become bleach because the zooxanthellae (which gives the giant clam colour) feels stress and expelled out. After 3 weeks, the tissue starts to recover. Get well soon dear Giant Clam!\n\n[![Giant clam recovering](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fcb3528e1-ec41-5529-93a8-e0af05aa2808-IMG_1350.jpg)](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fcb3528e1-ec41-5529-93a8-e0af05aa2808-IMG_1350.jpg)\n\n*Giant clam recovering*\n\nThen, on our way to visit the coral frame no.1 and coral frame no.2 we spot common octopus and huge Nudibranch!\n\n[![Octopus](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fd74e7a69-8365-5860-8b87-42d9a9588aa4-IMG_1357.jpg \"Octopus\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fd74e7a69-8365-5860-8b87-42d9a9588aa4-IMG_1357.jpg)\n\n*Octopus*\n\n[![5 inch Nudibranch](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002F1e56d9c9-9df4-559b-acee-b3e00452ff2b-IMG_1347.jpg \"5 inch Nudibranch\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002F1e56d9c9-9df4-559b-acee-b3e00452ff2b-IMG_1347.jpg)\n\n*5 inch Nudibranch*\n\nThen we continued cleaning the coral frame No.2.\n\n[![Coral Frame No.2](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002F219c0fbc-af3b-52f6-a7f4-b65dde02ddac-IMG_1371.jpg \"Coral Frame No.2\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002F219c0fbc-af3b-52f6-a7f4-b65dde02ddac-IMG_1371.jpg)\n\n*Coral Frame No.2*\n\nWe end up our dive after 62 minutes and during safety stop we spotted Scorpion fish. Many things to see underwater here in Pom Pom even we were not intentionally look for them. (^_^)\n\n[![Scorpion Fish](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fc2db3e5c-2b7e-5c18-8863-61773db71881-IMG_1374.jpg \"Scorpion Fish\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fc2db3e5c-2b7e-5c18-8863-61773db71881-IMG_1374.jpg)\n\n*Scorpion Fish*\n\n[![Scorpion Fish](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fe27f2938-01eb-5483-b748-594e8fd360b1-IMG_1379.jpg \"Scorpion Fish\")](\u002F_legacy\u002Fmedia\u002Fe27f2938-01eb-5483-b748-594e8fd360b1-IMG_1379.jpg)\n\n*Scorpion Fish*\n\nCoral creates more habitat surrounding! So plant more corals!\n\n\"One person can make a difference\"\n\nPosted by: Melissa Mangalis","\u002F2014\u002F05\u002Fa-visit-to-our-coral-frame-yesterday\u002F","converted",[],"87894c084c152fd6122d9b74e6aa557bebca8c541f056d99b264c95b09abb7b5","","90cc14c9-cbe2-5038-aa26-e6231ac812f0","2014-05-06T04:26:00","a-visit-to-our-coral-frame-yesterday","90c0b2342eaa725aea01175f5b59ce2e6fea64dbb08e710036ded8a1f32115f5",6674,[18],{"name":19,"slug":20,"source_key":21,"source_order":22,"taxonomy":23},"News","news-articles","category:news-articles",0,"category","A Visit to Our Coral Frame Yesterday","legacy-post-markdown-v10",false,"d531665350b86a8986a61f36939ce00a972b805ed1761e0ee6097a52e96307aa",1794312037468]