Meet Bumphead Parrotfish in Tulamben during night dive or early morning dive.
USAT Liberty Shipwreck always promises spectacular dives and provides an unforgettable experience. The wreck is not far from the shoreline and has waters that tend to be calm. Diving can be started from the beach with a beach entry. With the many types of reef fish that inhabit this historical wreck, it makes a special experience for your adventure in Bali.
Not only during the day, but Tulamben Shipwreck is also a favorite place for night dives.
One of the highlights is the Bumphead Parrotfish in Tulamben use the wreck as a shelter and rest place.
Bumphead parrotfish can also be found in the morning before sunrise, so you can do early morning diving. Usually, some of the Bumphead Parrotfish Tulamben will gather before leaving the wreck to move to the reef area to look for food.
Bumphead Parrotfish is the largest parrotfish that can grow to 1.3 meters and has very strong teeth to scrape live and dead corals for crustaceans and algae as the main food source.
They are quite familiar with divers, allowing us to make videos or photos at close range.
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FAQs
Q1: What is the best time of year to see Bumphead Parrotfish in Tulamben?
The Bumphead Parrotfish are most active and easier to spot during certain seasons, with the best sightings usually early in the morning.
Q2: Do I need to have prior diving experience to join a Bumphead Parrotfish dive?
Yes, diving experience is recommended, as Bumphead Parrotfish dives in Tulamben generally involve early morning conditions suitable for certified divers. Beginners may consider training sessions first.
Q3: What equipment will I need for this dive, and can it be rented on-site?
For your dive, you’ll need a mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, buoyancy control device (BCD), regulator, and dive computer. Most dive centers offer these items for rent on-site.
Q4: How close can I safely get to the Bumphead Parrotfish during the dive?
Diving instructors guide you to observe these gentle giants from a safe, respectful distance, ensuring an unforgettable yet safe encounter with Tulamben’s Bumphead Parrotfish.
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