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The most common is probably the symbiosis with one of the many moray eels that have made the house reef their territory . In general , almost every animal in the water needs at least a few minutes of care occasionally . Nudibranchs like the large black and yellow Felimare nudibranch may be exempt from this .
The fact that small marbled electric rays also require this type of care can also be questioned : teeth always on the sandy bottom , potentially under electricity at the top - it takes courage to come into contact with the mobile power plant . Easier to discover by divers than these small torpedo rays , which are usually camouflaged with sand , is their large , humpbacked relatives . When an even half-grown common stingray rests on the flat seabed , its head rises like a small hill .
Large schools of fish bring movement to the reef ; sometimes bream , sometimes mackerel , and also small schools of barracuda and the occasional angel shark are a guarantee of what Playitas is all about : variety and diversity .
According to some zoologists , marbled electric rays can withstand shocks of 45-200 volts and a current of 3 to 7 amps
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