The ocean is often viewed as a fridge or pantry for many island communities, especially that of Mo’orea, French Polynesia. But, it's known that sedimentation can cause coral death, and corals are vital places for reef fish around the island, including species consumed daily such as parrot fish. With the rapidly increasing population and amount of agriculture on the island, there's a possibility that levels of sediment in the water are increasing. If turbidity affects fish populations, there could be a problem. For this reason, I will be conducting an experiment designed to answer the question: Does turbidity affect fish populations?