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Sea dragons do not usually live in coral reefs. It depends on the species. The Leafy Sea Dragon, for example, is found in the waters of Australia from Kangaroo Island on the Southern shoreline to Rottnest island on the Western shoreline, where there are no significant coral reefs because the waters are too cold.
