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Green Moray under star coral. It's almost impossible to get a picture of the whole morey. You should always be on the lookout in recessed areas, they're easy to miss.

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Spotted Drum. These fish are always secretive so it's a thrill to spot one. Usually even harder to get a picture

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Anemones come in various sizes up to a foot across. They are toxic to some fish, but others live in their protection

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Spotted Moray are found in shallow coral and rock areas. They can grow up to four feet long, usually 1 1/2 to 3 ft.

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Can you believe this swimmer has her eyes open in salt water?

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