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Maldives Reef fish survive Tsunami
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Hey Island_sands - the visibility looks great ! Went in locally on Saturday and it was a bit unclear (only 3m or so)... so if you want to swap let me know !
Oh - the water is currently 10 deg C. Not many fish but a few shells to look at - can't wait for the summer.
Basically I'm just jealous of you and your blue fish - they look very cool.
Take it easy - Ed (just dont tell me the water temp where you are ! I couldn't take it.)
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No particulalr kind of mentor.
Oh - the water is currently 10 deg C. Not many fish but a few shells to look at - can't wait for the summer.
Basically I'm just jealous of you and your blue fish - they look very cool.
Take it easy - Ed (just dont tell me the water temp where you are ! I couldn't take it.)
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No particulalr kind of mentor.
