Below the Corynactus masses, the wall is heavy with cup corals, Balanophyllia elegans and Paracyathus stearnsi . In a heavy plankton bloom, when it is as dark as night underwater, there are several basket stars, Gorgonocephalus eucnemis , that crawl out on a flat shelf at 125 feet on the northwestern-most rock. A pair of wolf eels, Anarhichthys ocellatus , live in a fissure at 135 feet on the east face of the razor ridged rock. At the base of the northern-most wall, there are several red gorgonians, Lophogorgia chilensis . The open water is often filled with jellies.
Sea lions rush in to see what's making all the bubbles.
During the Fall, Mola mola , the ocean sunfish, come in to be cleaned by the small school of sharpnose surfperch, Phanerodon atripes , that accompany the bluefish school. The occasional whale, blue shark and great white have also been seen here.