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Explore Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta offers a unique and enchanting diving experience, making it a standout destination in Thailand. The island is a gateway to some of the country's most stunning dive sites, including Koh Haa, where vibrant reefs and intriguing caves attract divers of all skill levels. The area's underwater landscapes are nothing short of spectacular, with dazzling coral gardens and a plethora of colorful reef fish. Dive environments range from calm, clear waters perfect for beginners to deeper, more challenging sites that appeal to advanced divers. The Cathedral's interconnected chambers and The Chimney's intricate tunnels provide thrilling underwater adventures. Diving in and around Koh Lanta is primarily conducted by boat, with options ranging from speedboats to larger, leisurely vessels. This allows easy access to nearby attractions like the Phi Phi Islands, Hin Daeng, and Hin Muang, known for their exceptional diving conditions. The King Cruiser Wreck and Anemone Reef add to the diversity of experiences, offering unique opportunities to explore artificial reefs teeming with marine life. Liveaboard trips further enhance the adventure, allowing divers to explore remote sites with ease. Whether you're taking a course or embarking on a liveaboard journey, Koh Lanta promises unforgettable diving in a serene and picturesque setting.

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Shark Ecology for Snorkelers DUO

Shark Ecology for Snorkelers DUO

1. Why Take This Speciality Course?Take a fresh look at the ultimate guardians of the ocean. Sharks are often feared and misunderstood, yet they are essential to the health and balance of coral reefs. The SSI Shark Ecology specialty dispels common myths and reveals the fascinating biology, senses, and behaviors of these magnificent predators. By understanding how they hunt, communicate, and navigate, you will replace fear with respect and turn every shark encounter into an unforgettable highlight of your dives.Species Identification: Learn to recognize key shark species, including Leopard sharks, Blacktip reef sharks, and Whitetip reef sharks found in Koh Lanta.Sensory Adaptations: Discover their extraordinary superpowers, from detecting electrical fields to sensing movement from hundreds of meters away.Ecological Importance: Understand why coral reefs depend on apex predators to maintain species balance and healthy fish populations.Open to Everyone: Academic course accessible to scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers.2. Course Curriculum (1 day in ocean)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app and a topic presentation at the center with your instructor (with a practical application during your ocean dives).Key Topics Covered:Biology & Evolution: Anatomy, reproduction, and the evolutionary history of sharks over 400 million years.Local Species of Koh Lanta: Focus on Leopard sharks (Stegostoma fasciatum) at Koh Bida and Blacktip reef sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus).Behavior & Interactions: How to read shark body language and practice responsible, safe, and respectful diving/snorkeling habits.3. PrerequisitesNo diving prerequisites required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum Age: 6 years old for non-divers.4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn your SSI Shark Ecology Specialty Certification.Recognized worldwide5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do I need to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it is not mandatory! The Shark Ecology specialty can be completed entirely as a 100% dry course.If you are a non-diver or prefer to stay out of the water, you can earn your certification by completing the interactive classroom or online sessions.However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, adding in-water sessions is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to apply your new knowledge on the reef and practice identifying sharks in their natural habitat!Will we get to dive or snorkel with sharks during this course?While wild animal sightings are never guaranteed, sites around Koh Lanta—such as Koh Bida and Hin Bida—are renowned for regular encounters with Leopard sharks and Blacktip reef sharks.Is it dangerous to dive or snorkel with sharks?Not at all! Sharks are naturally cautious creatures. This specialty teaches you how to interact calmly and respectfully, ensuring a safe experience for both you and the sharks.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +231 More
$119.13
THB 4,000.00
Coral Identification for Snorkeler

Coral Identification for Snorkeler

Take a fresh look at the living architects of the reef. Coral reefs are among the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, yet many people mistake corals for colorful underwater rocks or plants. The SSI Coral Identification specialty opens your eyes to the fascinating world of coral polyps and their complex colonies. By learning to distinguish hard corals from soft corals and recognizing different growth forms, you will gain a deep appreciation for reef health and see every underwater landscape in a whole new dimension.Hard vs. Soft Corals: Learn the key biological differences between reef-building stony corals (Scleractinia) and flexible soft corals (Octocorallia).Growth Form Classification: Master identification by observing structures like branching, boulder, plate, encrusting, and brain coral forms.Coral Health & Bleaching: Discover how corals feed, reproduce, and how to spot signs of stress, bleaching, or disease on tropical reefs.Open to Everyone: Academic course accessible to scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers.Course Curriculum (1 day in ocean)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app and a topic presentation at the center with your instructor (with an optional practical application during your ocean dives).Key Topics Covered:Coral Biology & Anatomy: Polyp structure, zooxanthellae symbiosis, and how coral colonies construct massive reef formations.Key Families of the Andaman Sea: Focus on emblematic species around Koh Lanta, including Staghorn, Table, Brain, Mushroom, and Leather corals.Reef Ecology & Conservation: Threats facing coral reefs worldwide and practical actions eco-conscious divers and snorkelers can take to protect them.PrerequisitesNo diving prerequisites required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum Age: 6 years old for non-divers.Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn your SSI Coral Identification Specialty Certification.Recognized worldwide.Counts toward your Master Scuba Diver rating and can count as one of the 5 adventure dives for your SSI Advanced Open Water Diver certification (when combined with ocean dives).Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do I need to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it is not mandatory! The Coral Identification specialty can be completed entirely as a 100% dry course.If you are a non-diver or prefer to stay out of the water, you can earn your certification by completing the interactive classroom or online sessions.However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, adding in-water sessions is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to apply your new knowledge on the coral reef and practice identifying them!Is it difficult to distinguish different coral types?Not at all! Rather than memorizing scientific names right away, the course teaches you to categorize corals by their growth shapes and polyp structures, making identification simple and fun.Why is coral identification important for divers and snorkelers?Understanding corals helps you recognize healthy reef habitats, avoid accidental contact with fragile or stinging species, and appreciate the foundation that supports all marine life.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +230 More
$137.00
THB 4,600.00
Fish Identification for Snorkelers

Fish Identification for Snorkelers

1. Why take the Fish Identification specialty course?Turn your dives into true scientific exploration— Have you ever come up from a dive wondering what that brightly colored fish was that you saw on the reef? The SSI Fish Identification specialty gives you all the tools you need to easily identify major families of fish and their unique characteristics.By learning to observe body shapes, patterns, fins, and behaviors, you’ll never look at a reef the same way again and will be able to name the marine life around you.Classification by Families: Quickly identify groupers, butterflyfish, angelfish, surgeonfish, triggerfish, and many others.Behaviors & Habitats: Understanding Interactions (cleaning stations, camouflage, territories, and symbiosis).Using Dive Tools: Learn how to use underwater identification tags and logbooks.Environmental Awareness: Raising awareness of marine biodiversity and the need to preserve reefs.2. The Program (1 day at sea)The training combines theoretical learning on the MySSI app with two guided observation dives at sea from our boat:Practical Workshops at Sea:Observation Techniques: A methodology for approaching fish gently without startling them in order to analyze their anatomical details.Underwater Wildlife Survey: Use a waterproof clipboard to list and categorize the species observed at the Koh Lanta dive sites.Habitat Analysis: Identification of specific areas (sand, coral, caves, cleaning stations) and the species that inhabit them.Post-Dive Debriefing: Using identification guides to verify your observations and fill out your logbook.3. PrerequisitesNo prior diving experience required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum age: 6 years old for snorkeling or theory-only courses.4. Your International CertificationOnce you have completed the theory portion, you will receive your digital SSI Fish Identification certification.5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Is it necessary to dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it’s not required! The Fish Identification specialty can be completed entirely through a 100% classroom-based (dry) format. If you don’t dive or prefer to stay on land, you can earn the certification by participating in interactive classroom or online sessions. However, if you’re a diver or snorkeler, combining this course with open-water outings is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to immediately apply your knowledge on the reef and learn how to identify fish!Do you have to memorize the scientific names of all the fish?Not at all! The goal is to learn to recognize the major families and key visual characteristics. Scientific names are included for informational purposes, but the emphasis is on practical recognition.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +231 More
$137.00
THB 4,600.00
DUO Fish Identification Explorer

DUO Fish Identification Explorer

1. Why take the Fish Identification specialty course?Turn your dives into true scientific exploration experiences— Have you ever come out of the water wondering what that brightly colored fish you saw on the reef was? The SSI Fish Identification specialty gives you all the tools you need to easily identify the major families of fish and their unique characteristics.By learning to observe body shapes, patterns, fins, and behaviors, you’ll never look at a reef the same way again and will be able to name the marine life around you.Classification by Families: Quickly identify groupers, butterflyfish, angelfish, surgeonfish, triggerfish, and many others.Behaviors & Habitats: Understanding Interactions (cleaning stations, camouflage, territories, and symbiosis).Using Dive Tools: Learn how to use underwater identification tags and logbooks.Environmental Awareness: Raising awareness of marine biodiversity and the need to preserve reefs.2. The Program (1 day at sea)The training combines theoretical learning on the MySSI app with two guided observation dives at sea from our boat:Practical Workshops at Sea:Observation Techniques: A gentle approach to observing fish without startling them in order to analyze their anatomical details.Underwater Wildlife Survey: Use a waterproof clipboard to list and categorize the species observed at the Koh Lanta dive sites.Habitat Analysis: Identification of specific areas (sand, coral, caves, cleaning stations) and the species that inhabit them.Post-Dive Debriefing: Using identification guides to verify your observations and fill out your logbook.3. PrerequisitesNo prior diving experience required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum age: 10 years old for diving.4. Your International CertificationOnce you’ve completed the theory portion, you’ll receive your digital SSI Fish Identification certification. This environmental certification (with a dive) counts directly toward one of the five adventure dives required to earn theSSI Advanced Open Water Diver certification.5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Is it necessary to dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it’s not required! The Fish Identification specialty can be completed entirely through a 100% classroom-based (dry) course. If you don’t dive or prefer to stay on dry land, you can earn the certification by participating in interactive classroom or online sessions. However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, combining this course with ocean dives is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to immediately apply your knowledge on the reef and learn how to identify fish!Is this course open to underwater photographers?Absolutely! It’s the perfect complement to underwater photography. Understanding fish behavior allows you to anticipate their movements and capture much better shots.Do you have to memorize the scientific names of all the fish?Not at all! The goal is to learn to recognize the major families and key visual characteristics. Scientific names are included for informational purposes, but the emphasis is on practical recognition.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +230 More
$178.70
THB 6,000.00
DUO Fish Identification for Snorkelers

DUO Fish Identification for Snorkelers

1. Why take the Fish Identification specialty course?Turn your dives into true scientific exploration experiences— Have you ever come up from a dive wondering what that brightly colored fish you saw on the reef was? The SSI Fish Identification Specialty gives you all the tools you need to easily identify the major families of fish and their unique characteristics.By learning to observe body shapes, patterns, fins, and behaviors, you’ll never look at a reef the same way again and will be able to name the marine life around you.Classification by Families: Quickly identify groupers, butterflyfish, angelfish, surgeonfish, triggerfish, and many others.Behaviors & Habitats: Understanding Interactions (cleaning stations, camouflage, territories, and symbiosis).Using Dive Tools: Learn how to use underwater identification tags and logbooks.Environmental Awareness: Raising awareness of marine biodiversity and the need to preserve reefs.2. The Program (1 day at sea or theory only)The training combines theoretical learning on the MySSI app with two guided observation dives at sea from our boat:Practical Workshops at Sea:Observation Techniques: A method for gently approaching fish without startling them in order to analyze their anatomical details.Underwater Wildlife Survey: Use a waterproof form to list and categorize the species observed at the Koh Lanta dive sites.Habitat Analysis: Identification of specific areas (sand, coral, caves, cleaning stations) and the species that inhabit them.Post-Dive Debriefing: Using identification guides to verify your observations and fill out your logbook.3. PrerequisitesNo prior diving experience required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum age: 6 years old for snorkeling or theory-only courses.4. Your International CertificationOnce you have completed the theory portion, you will receive your digital SSI Fish Identification certification.5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Is it necessary to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it’s not required! The Fish Identification specialty can be completed entirely through a 100% classroom-based (dry) format. If you don’t dive or prefer to stay on dry land, you can earn the certification by participating in interactive classroom or online sessions. However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, combining this course with open-water dives is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to immediately apply your knowledge on the reef and learn how to identify fish!Do you have to memorize the scientific names of all the fish?Not at all! The goal is to learn to recognize the major families and key visual characteristics. Scientific names are included for informational purposes, but the emphasis is on practical recognition.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +231 More
$119.13
THB 4,000.00
First Dive - Basic Diver DUO

First Dive - Basic Diver DUO

1. Why choose the Basic Diver program?The ideal experience to get started right in the ocean and build confidenceIt allows you to complete hands-on learning exercises right in the calm, shallow waters of national parks, followed by two exploration dives in the heart of Koh Lanta’s coral reefs.100% in the ocean over 1 day: No need to go through the pool—you’ll enjoy a full day right on the boat.2 exploration dives: Descend to a depth of 12 meters, guided by your instructor.Progressive Certification: Your experience is recorded in the MySSI app and can be credited in full if you decide to continue on to the Scuba Diver or Open Water Diver course within 6 months!Maximum of 2 participants per instructor: For comfort and constant attention.2. The Day’s ScheduleA personalized experience, tailored to your paceWondering what it feels like to breathe underwater for the first time?The SSI introductory dive (Try Scuba / Basic Diver) is the perfect way to discover the underwater world without the commitment of a long training course.Under the guidance of our experienced French-speaking instructors, you’ll explore the underwater world in a safe and supportive environment.How does your trip go?Briefing & Preparation: Introduction to equipment, simple safety guidelines, and underwater communication signals.Gentle Introduction: Take some time to acclimate in shallow water to get your bearings and take your first breaths without stress.Reef Exploration: Discover the tropical fish and colorful corals of Koh Lanta at depths of up to 12 meters (or 5 meters for the introductory course).3. The Benefits of “Apo Dhatu Divers”Safety & Supervision: A maximum of 2 participants per instructor to ensure constant attention.Stress-Free & Serene: A patient and passionate instructor who provides constant attention.French-language training materials: Easy-to-understand theory accessible via the MySSI app before your dive.Transportation: Pickup from your hotel and return. Additional fees may apply depending on the distance from your accommodations.All-inclusive onboard: Breakfast, hot lunch (dietary options available), snacks, beverages, and fresh fruit.Full equipment provided: Diving gear that is regularly maintained for maximum safety.Insurance: Free for the duration of your activity.4. PrerequisitesBe at least 10 years old and in good general health (a simple medical questionnaire must be completed).No prior experience required.5. Your International CertificationOnce your day is over, you’ll receive a certification recognized within the SSI system. For 6 months, this certification allows you to take guided dives to depths of up to 12 m with an SSI professional, or save time and money on your future Scuba Diver or Open Water training.6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do you need to be a strong swimmer for a first-time dive?You don’t need to be a strong swimmer; being in reasonably good physical condition is sufficient. Your instructor will stay by your side at all times to manage your buoyancy and ensure your comfort underwater.At what age can someone take a trial dive?The open-water program is available to participants ages 10 and up. (An adapted program limited to 5 meters is available for younger participants ages 8 and up, in a pool setting only.)What if I want to continue after my introductory dive?If this experience makes you want to take it further, your SSI introductory dive can be credited directly toward the first step of your SSI Open Water Diver certification!

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +231 More
$142.96
THB 4,800.00
Marine Ecology DUO

Marine Ecology DUO

1. Why Take This Specialty Course?Take a fresh look at the big picture of ocean life. Beyond individual species lies a complex web of life where every plant, animal, and microorganism plays a vital role. The SSI Marine Ecology specialty bridges the gap between simple organism identification and true ecological understanding. By exploring how energy flows through food webs, how different ocean zones interact, and how abiotic factors like currents and temperature shape marine life, you will gain a profound appreciation for the fragile balance of Koh Lanta’s marine ecosystems.Ecosystem Dynamics: Learn how marine communities interact with their physical environment and adapt to changing ocean conditions.Food Webs & Energy Flow: Discover the vital connections from microscopic phytoplankton up to apex predators like sharks and whales.Habitat Diversity: Explore various marine environments, including coral reefs, mangrove forests, seagrass beds, and open ocean ecosystems.Open to Everyone: Academic course accessible to scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers.2. Course Curriculum (1 day in ocean or theory only)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app and a topic presentation at the center with your instructor (with an optional practical application during your ocean dives).Key Topics Covered:Fundamentals of Marine Science: Oceanography basics, energy cycles, food webs, and ecological niches in marine environments.Tropical Marine Ecosystems: The vital connections between coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass beds in the Andaman Sea.Human Impact & Ocean Conservation: Climate change, overfishing, marine pollution, and how eco-conscious divers can contribute to ocean protection.3. PrerequisitesNo diving prerequisites required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum Age: 10 years old for divers and 6 years old for non-divers.4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn yourSSI Marine Ecology Specialty CertificationRecognized worldwide.Counts toward your Master Scuba Diver rating and can count as one of the 5 adventure dives for your SSI Advanced Open Water Diver certification (when combined with ocean dives).5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do I need to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it is not mandatory! The Marine Ecology specialty can be completed entirely as a 100% dry course.If you are a non-diver or prefer to stay out of the water, you can earn your certification by completing the interactive classroom or online sessions.However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, adding in-water sessions is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to observe ecosystems in action and connect theory with real reef, mangrove, and seagrass habitats!How does Marine Ecology differ from specific ecology courses like Shark or Turtle Ecology?While species-specific courses focus on individual animal groups, Marine Ecology takes a broader view of the entire ocean ecosystem, exploring how all marine life forms interact together.Is this course very academic or technical?Not at all! The material is presented in an engaging, easy-to-understand way, using real-world examples from Koh Lanta’s dive sites to bring ocean science to life.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 11, 2026 +231 More
$178.70
THB 6,000.00

Dive Activity

Diving in Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta offers all kinds of diving adventures for all skill levels. The beautiful, shallow reef and lagoon dives around Koh Lanta, Koh Haa and the Phi Phi Islands will mesmerize even seasoned divers.

Underwater pinnacles like Hin Daeng and Muang attract pelagics like manta rays and whale sharks, while sites around Lanta, Koh Haa, Koh Rok, and the Phi Phi Islands boast plunging walls and drop-offs covered in life.

There are also some exciting cave diving opportunities for experienced divers, such as those at Koh Haa, in particular, The Cathedral dive site, which is unmissable.

Many dive sites in this region are relatively shallow, though there are some deep diving possibilities, particularly at deeper open ocean sites.

Wreck diving is also possible at the Kled Gaeow shipwreck, which was a Royal Thai Navy vessel that was sunk purposely in 2014 to serve as a diving attraction. Plus, there’s the world-famous King Cruiser Wreck, which was a passenger ferry that sank in 1997 and is now home to a wealth of critters.

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The best Months to dive in Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta boasts fantastic diving year-round, thanks to its welcoming tropical climate, with water temperatures averaging between 28-30C. November to April is the high season and the best time to dive, as the weather is usually dry and sunny, and sea conditions are the most favourable. In this season, the ocean is normally calm and visibility at its highest, although dive sites can be more crowded. Furthermore, this is the only time to dive at Hin Daeng and Hin Muang, due to favourable surface conditions.

From around May to the end of September, it’s the rainy season, although downpours are typically short and refreshing. Clear days still occur, and diving is still possible at sites that aren’t exposed to wind. Dive sites are way less crowded, and you’ll likely find deals on accommodation and diving in the low season.

In any season, the best time to dive is always just after the half moon period, when minimal tidal variation results in better visibility and next to zero current.

Top Wildlife Sightings in Koh Lanta

“What can’t be seen here” is a more accurate question. An array of Indo-Pacific species thrive in and around Koh Lanta, and please everyone from macro-lovers, to fanatics of big fish. Macro critters to be seen include various nudibranchs, shrimp, crabs and juvenile fish.

Barracuda stalk the reefs, where tons of hard and soft corals, anemones and sea fans decorate dive sites. Schools of fish like trevally and great barracuda form silver walls that shimmer in the sunlight, and schools of snapper create huge clouds that block out the sun.

Seemingly endless reef fish thrive too, including colorful anemonefish, lionfish, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, triggerfish and countless more. Camouflage experts like octopus, cuttlefish, scorpionfish and stonefish can be seen by observant eyes, and curious critters like eels and sea snakes can be found almost everywhere. Crustaceans of impressive sites, like lobster, shrimp and crabs like to hide in rocky cracks.

Green and hawksbill turtles can be spotted, while reef sharks like black tips pass by. Leopard sharks and stingrays can be found in sandy areas, and lucky divers might see a resting nurse shark. Eagle rays may be spotted passing by in the blue, and in certain places, like at Hin Daeng and Hin Muang, mantas can be seen feeding and being cleaned of parasites. The star of the show is of course the whale shark, which again, can be encountered at Hin Daeng and Muang, though very lucky divers might see one pretty much anywhere in the region.

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Total number of species approx.: 200

Moray Eel

Moray Eel

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Clownfish

Clownfish

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Lionfish

Lionfish

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Total number of species approx.: 3000

Nudibranch

Nudibranch

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Sweetlips and Grunts

Sweetlips and Grunts

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Total number of species approx.: 130

Pufferfish

Pufferfish

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Bannerfish

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Triggerfish

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