The Kingman reef, clam heaven!

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The Kingman Reef, mostly clams there. Some pic's that I have found on Google.

Apparently you can't go there, it's closed to the public.......that blows!

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If you know of any other reefs that are this colorful with clams please share them too.:smile:
 
I was watching something on these island filled with maximas and squamosas, there are 5 island of the coast of fiji to the right that have the nicest reefs in the world. and are only open for scientist to visit. One of the reefs are even on a volcano!!! Sick clams and acros growing everywhere:)
 
Do you have a link for the video? I know a marine biologist who was trying to go there, he was rubbing it in.:sure:
 
Wow, thats a lot of clams. Wonder why its not open to the public? Seems they would want to share such a display.
 
Cool, thanks. Seems they have a nice reef going on there, love that pic with the huge acro with the damsels around it.
 

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