Rising Tide Conservation

Lancer Dragonet- A model for things to come

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Post published:November 23, 2011
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After graduating from Florida Institute of Technology with my PhD I needed a break from papers and writing. I decided to spend some time in the water, just lying on…

Success with a model species – the ocellated dragonet

Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
Post published:November 23, 2011
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As a major participant of the Rising Tide Conservation Initiative, University of Florida’s Tropical Aquaculture Laboratory is attempting to raise small-egg, pelagic spawning species that many would consider impossible. Surgeonfish…

Schooling Bannerfish…so close!

Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
Post published:November 20, 2011
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Eric Cassiano releasing eggs and larvae from the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium into the rearing tank after acclimation.Forty one days ago, after receiving a shipment of eggs from Paul Rinehart…

Eggs and Larvae from Public Zoos and Aquariums

Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
Post published:November 16, 2011
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Discovery Reef at the Columbus Zoo: Public displays such as this provide an incredible opportunity to observe volitional reproduction of marine ornamental fishes. Photo by Ramon Villaverde.The Rising Tide Conservation…

Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
Post published:August 25, 2011
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Coral reefs face growing challenges including ocean acidification, warming ocean temperatures, pollution, and over-exploitation. Presenting coral reef habitats and inhabitants is important for public education about these challenges. Challenges faced…