SDA45 Chasing Todd: the Story of a Dark Angelfish 🍷🌊🏝⚓️🐠
July 09, 2022 by Sailing Dark Angel | Language: EN Play Time: 00:23:27 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Diving shallow waters has its advantages. Shallow water allows more light and brighter colors. The Pimlico Cays in the Exumas are shallow and rocky with plenty of healthy coral, beautiful reef fish and angelfish with attitude. We’ll call this beautiful, big, dark angelfish, Todd. Todd was up for the chase. He didn’t hide like the other fish, but he did come back to check us out several times. This shallow water dive was beautiful and fun. Every time we tried to cut back the video we found something else we wanted to share. The patreon version has about 5 more minutes of these wondrous coral heads, teaming with life. How many different species do you see on these scattered little coral heads.
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SDA45 Chasing Todd: the Story of a Dark Angelfish 🍷🌊🏝⚓️🐠 Locations
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