So we do a few different things. Um, one of our big things that we do sudo apt for things first thing is cleaning. We are constantly cleaning the exhibits people ask like, oh, how often do you have to go in and clean algae every day? Every day we can get in there every day I caught the war on algae because it will never end. And so we're constantly are waiting. There are definitely when he especially now it's summertime. Oof, they have restocked Yes, definitely. So on the exhibits to get more sun during the summertime those get needs to be cleaned twice as often. Um, and we use hand scrubbing brushes, electric hand scrubbing brushes, we have also big power washer powered scrubbing brushes, which are super heavy and hardcore. So we do lots lots of scrubbing all the time. We also have even some like smaller brushes for like the nuts and craning is we have to clean the windows constantly, every single day, truthfully. And then another thing that we do is feed the animals so in a lot of our so in a few of our exhibits, especially our big ones are tropical reef and blue cavern, we hand feed the animals. So spoiled, spoiled. Yeah, we just like feed with on like a silver platter. No, I'm kidding. Basically, though, but truthfully, if we were to just throw all of the food at the surface of the water and let the animals come in and get it, some of our animals wouldn't get any food because just our faster, smaller, more agile animals would come and get all the food. And truthfully, the bigger animals like the grouper wouldn't probably wind up getting a piece because they're just not very fast. That's not they don't get their food from the surface of the water in the open ocean. So they'll just let their friends get this food from the surface of the ocean, and they'll just get their friend later. So in order to prevent that from happening, we have divers that get in the water and hand feed those bigger, slower animals. And we make sure that they get the appropriate amount of food, we document how many pieces that they got, if they had a specific type of medication that's put into a specific fish that they need to eat, we note that as well. So feeding happens every day here as well, whether it's in a couple of different exhibits. Um, so that's the second thing we do. Third thing we do is, some of us do presentations underwater. So we do talk to our guests using an underwater full face mask and communication systems, giving into our presentations for the Blue Cavern and Trop Reef. And then lastly, but probably our most important job that people don't know about is to be the general observers of the exhibit. So even these big exhibits that have 1000s of fish in them only have maybe two people that are really the aquarists that are in charge of that exhibit. So as you know, 90 volunteer divers that are coming in every single week, they serve as 90 pairs of eyes for to see if things are quote unquote, not normal. And so it takes a while for those volunteers to know what normal looks like. It's usually pretty funky. Like but you know, I don't know how many people you know how I like to ask people how many people have a dog how many people have a normal dog normal cat you know, you need to in this room zero exactly. You spend enough time with the animal to know what normal is. So when they stopped doing that one super weird thing that they always do you know that that's not normal. And so the fish are the exact same way they have so much personality. Individually different animals of the same exact species behave very differently. You would I never knew I grew up with a fish tank forever but I never really knew how much a fish is like your your cat or your dog or your for bird hardcore personalities and so knowing what normal looks like and documenting that if we see something that appears to be off because once it becomes obvious that something's off safe like an animal is changing color something or is and happier. It's just if it's if it's very obvious, then usually it's, it's, it's bad news. So we try to find it when it's not so obvious, which is usually behavioral change.