Jahir
Jahir is a broad sandy muck site on the mainland side that slopes down from 1–2 m right off the shore, with scattered coral blocks. It is known for hairy frogfish — including courting pairs among long-spined sea urchins — and for seahorses, coconut octopus, long-arm octopus and Thecacera nudibranchs.
Facts
- Region: North Sulawesi: Lembeh, Bunaken & Bangka
- Area: Lembeh Strait
- Depth: 1–20 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: low
- Type: muck
- Coordinates: 1.473, 125.2353
- Highlights: hairy frogfish, seahorses, coconut octopus, long-arm octopus, Thecacera nudibranch, coral blocks
- Tips: Usually best at low tide.