In November 2018, the Reef Life Team deployed 3 pilot IntelliReefs Oceanite structures off the coast of Philipsburg, Sint Maarten to compare the recruitment of marine life between the natural reefs and IntelliReefs artificial reefs. Our researchers analyzed the animal and plant community directly on the structure and the fish community that feed on and shelter inside the IntelliReefs. We found that fish are feeding off the IntelliReefs approximately every 15 seconds. This is nearly 4x higher than other healthy natural and artificial reefs using the same remote monitoring methods. Fish species have different feeding preferences: some only feed on plankton and small fish, others are purely vegetarians, and others still are omnivores, eating whatever they can find. Many of the foods that fish depend on grow on hard substrates and can be difficult to find on degraded reefs. IntelliReefs promote rapid, healthy, biodiverse growth of the species that feed fish on coral reefs.