Vietnamese Wreck
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The Vietnamese Wreck, aka Pasir Tani Wreck, was a US Troop Transport boat used by Japanese Navy during WW2, and used by Vietnamese asylum seekers in the 1970s. It ended up sunk in Malaysia Waters, and is now a Marine life haven laying at 24m depth. Penetration is possible for overhead certified divers.
Schools of marine life now make this wreck their habitat, includes Barracudas, Snappers and Fusiliers. Watch out for camouflaged Stonefish and Scorpionfish.
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
#1
Stingrays
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#2
Pufferfish
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#3
Nudibranch
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#4
Nurse Shark
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#5
Angelfish
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#6
Barracuda
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#7
Boxfish
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#8
Porcupinefish
9
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#9
Moray Eel
8
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#10
Triggerfish
7
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