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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

over 7 years ago

Another day in paradise

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

almost 8 years ago

Gorgeous little one

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

about 8 years ago

Hola tengo problemas con la renovación, estoy afuera del país y no me se abre la pagina, y ni mi amigos en Honduras pueden hacedor con mi cuentas y detalles

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

over 8 years ago

Jump#tgidiving#roatan#scuba

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

almost 9 years ago

#tgidiving#roatan#scubadiving#

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

almost 9 years ago

Orange Spotted Filefish (Tetraodontiformes) A pair would form a monogamous bond which lasts as long as they are both alive. The pattern on the orange-spotted filefish’s are not just decorations. It allows them to be camouflaged among the reef to escape from predators.

tgiroatan's tweet photo. Orange Spotted Filefish (Tetraodontiformes)
A pair would form a monogamous bond which lasts as long as they are both alive.
The pattern on the orange-spotted filefish’s are not just decorations. It allows them to be camouflaged among the reef to escape from predators. https://t.co/Gdo6e6svpd

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

almost 9 years ago

The Spotted Drumfish belongs to the genus Equetus. The fish is known for its ability to produce drum beat like sounds, it is created by the abdominal muscles of the fish. The fish can grow up to 24 cm or 9.4 inches.

tgiroatan's tweet photo. The Spotted Drumfish belongs to the genus Equetus.
The fish is known for its ability to produce drum beat like sounds, it is created by the abdominal muscles of the fish.
The fish can grow up to 24 cm or 9.4 inches. https://t.co/iJWreYDFQ0

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TGI Diving Roatan @tgiroatan

almost 9 years ago

New TGI Polo! get them at the shop! DryFit with 3 logos:):)

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almost 9 years ago

The Rainbow Parrotfish (Scarus Guacamaia) is the largest herbivorous fish in the Atlantic, with males growing to lengths of 1.2 meters. This herbivorous fish uses its strong beak-like mouthparts to scrape algae and other plant matter from the surface of the coral.