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Ceramicist makes 1,000 razorfish shells to revive native angasi oysters off Kangaroo Island

Alex Comino with the ceramic razorfish shells.  (Supplied: Stefan Andrews Ocean Imaging)

One thousand ceramic razorfish shells have been buried in the seabed of waters off South Australia's Kangaroo Island to help encourage a threatened native flat oyster species to rejuvenate.

The Kangaroo Island Landscape Board has collaborated with a Tasmanian ceramicist to design and build a series of small-scale native flat oyster reefs in the Island's north coast waters. 

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