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SeattleVet

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2. I helped to install one of these several years ago at a local dive spot.

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Thu May 8, 2025, 03:32 PM

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These make great habitat. Our dive club waited until one of the lowest tides of the year so we could roll it out as far as possible before having to use the lift bags. Almost immediately started attracting various sealife residents. This was at the Edmonds Underwater Park north of Seattle.

(That was quite a while ago - I haven't been diving in well over a decade.)

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