
United States
Phil Foster Park Snorkel Reef
3.7–6.1 mMax Depth
boatEntry
90Species
Conditions Summary
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Collecting the latest marine conditions and forecast signals.
Seasons · water temperature
12-month outlook
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Year-round
Peak month
Aug 29.5°
Jan25.0°
Feb24.9°
Mar25.1°
Apr25.9°
May27.0°
Jun28.2°
Jul29.1°
Aug29.5°
Sep29.2°
Oct28.4°
Nov27.1°
Dec26.0°
Current: moderate
Typical visibility: 7.5 m
Historical planning data from the recorded site profile. Water temperature and conditions can vary by day, depth, and weather; confirm current conditions with a local operator.
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Dive Types
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Data source & current conditions
Profile facts were imported from DeepLog. ScubaProof adds nearby-center links and presents the recorded fields without treating missing data as confirmation. Conditions, access, permits, and site suitability can change; confirm them with a local operator before diving.
View the source profile →Questions to ask a local operator
- What are today's current, visibility, entry, and exit conditions?
- Does the planned route stay within my certification and recent experience?
- Are there local permits, conservation rules, or equipment requirements?
Common Species
Tomtate grunt
Haemulon aurolineatum
DeepLog20
Reticulated sea star
Oreaster reticulatus
DeepLog8
Sergeant-major
Abudefduf saxatilis
DeepLog6
Pinfish
Lagodon rhomboides
DeepLog5
Slippery dick
Halichoeres bivittatus
DeepLog5
Bandtail puffer
Sphoeroides spengleri
DeepLog4
Molly miller
Scartella cristata
DeepLog4
Roundspot porgy
Diplodus caudimacula
DeepLog4
Scrawled cowfish
Acanthostracion quadricornis
DeepLog4
Sooty seahare
Aplysia morio
DeepLog4
Chloeia euglochis
DeepLog3
Eyed flounder
Bothus ocellatus
DeepLog3
These are nearby biodiversity records, not a guarantee that every species will be seen on a particular dive.
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