Pillar Coral

Pillar Coral is named specifically for a coral formation off of the reef wall that rises from the reef bottom at about 120 feet up to a depth of 90 feet. This formation is often a hang out for the invasive Lionfish. The reef here as deep crevices where Channel Clinging Crabs can often been seen. The deeper portions of this site are a good location to see Sharp Nose Butterfly fish and Southern Stingrays laying around the sandy bottom.