Color Symphony

The violet shrimp exclaimed, "Why be blue when you can be ultraviolet?" and promptly joined a band of pufferfish to play spikes and symphonies.

Red corals whispered secrets to the seaweed, and suddenly, a sea turtle in tux with a wig made of shimmering foam began tap-dancing on a chaise lounge.

Chartreuse jellyfish coordinated their lights to Morse code a cosmic joke. Only clams understood, but their chuckles were left as echo ripples.

The aquamarine guitar-tunafish ensured there were no sour notes in the seagrass concert, plucking each whisker-fret with tailored elegance.