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I was a underwater photographer before starting to keep artificial reefs. Here are a few of my favorite underwater buddies.

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I wish it was easier to keep tunicates in artificial reefs. Lots of variety and colors.
 
Thanks! Haven't been diving in a while. Need to get some more.
 
Cool photos!
 

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