On the Third Day, the sharks rested on the reef.

As seen here, Razz is deciding to chill next to a resting leopard shark on the reef floor. His electric eel boyfriend Eely is seen poking his head out of his little introvert grotto and looking adorable, and everyone's warm below the storm in their little hideaway beneath the waves.

As a fun fact, leopard sharks (along with their cousins, the nurse shark, horn shark, and carpet shark) are able to stay still and continue to breathe through a method of pumping water through their gills called "buccal pumping". Sharks like Razz, on the other fin, need to keep swimming in order to pump water through their gills and are, thus, more found in open water where swimming long distances are necessary. As reef-dwelling sharks do not need to cover so much ground, they're able to rest on the seabed for a while.