These fan corals act as convenient perches for crinoids, that feed in the currents. Batfish are frequent visitors to T's Reef. These likeable creatures are usually seen in small groups of 8-10, but here they can school in their hundreds. They are inquisitive fish, and will follow you throughout your dive. Her superstructure is covered in stunning red and yellow soft corals and black coral trees.
Turtles often frequent the wreck, as it is a convenient location for a snooze at night.
A large collection of Saki bottles can be seen in the forward hold. While the existence of the supply ship has been unknown ever since she sank, it was not until the last few years that the mini-submarine, about 50ft away on a sandy bottom, was discovered. Now covered in coral, it is the only mini-sub wreck yet found in the South Pacific. A flat reef top at 30ft off the north coast of New Hanover that is covered in plate and staghorn corals. The dominant fish species amongst these corals are anthias and fairy basslets.