A special little piece of sunken ship history!

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Atlantic Reef Conservation gifted us this unique piece of coal from the SS Portrero del Llano, a Mexican Steam Ship that was torpedoed off the coast of Florida during WWII!

ARC Reef’s main focus is on developing new and innovative techniques for reef-building- they specialize in pychological hybridization of over 68 separate species of aquacultured coralline algae!

Also check out their Heart Reef in Miami :star-struck:

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