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Best places to dive with Green moray

Gymnothorax funebris

A large moray, brown-skinned but appearing green through a yellowish mucus coat, tucked into holes and ledges along the walls with its mouth working to breathe. A common resident on Lighthouse Reef's coral drop-offs.

Destinations ranked by how reliably green moray is seen. The bars show the likelihood by month — never a guarantee. See the full species page for more.

Bonaire, Bonaire

Sighting likelihood by month
Month	Likelihood
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Common in reef crevices day and night across the leeward coast.

Lighthouse Reef, Belize

Sighting likelihood by month
Month	Likelihood
January	commonly seen
February	commonly seen
March	commonly seen
April	commonly seen
May	commonly seen
June	commonly seen
July	commonly seen
August	commonly seen
September	commonly seen
October	commonly seen
November	commonly seen
December	commonly seen

Resident year-round on the reef; no seasonal pattern. Assessed Least Concern by the IUCN.