Check out these beautiful photos by Nico Bachmann, known on Facebook as SeaMonkey Sees. He works full time as scuba instructor and specializes in fish ID and ecology, currently based in Bonaire; most of the pics are from there. [gallery columns="4" size="large"...
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Octopus Farm Coming to Spain?!?!
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Reef Kids: Fish Love Game
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Check out these ADORABLE Crochet Animals!
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Reef Kids: Project Oceanology Summer Camp!
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Growth Update #2! A Huge Change in Just One Year!
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1 Year Growth Update!
Joe Yauillo, curator and co-founder at Long Island Aquarium, has been sharing some beautiful growth updates from his reef tank. How many corals can you identify? Comment below!
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