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A White at No Name reef

Thread Status: Hello , There was no answer in this thread for more than 60 days.
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Hi fbj ; and welcome to the family .
My only expertise with makos is in the art of avoiding them...:eek:
IMHO if they have been sighted around there , you have every likelihood that one might come in to investigate if it senses a speared fish , depending on the topography of the reef . If you have walls it will approach out of deep water , less likely if you have gentle rise and are far from the deep water . Just get your fish killed and out of the water asap .
 
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