More angels…what are they?
One of 19 juvenile Pomacanthus sp. raised at the Tropical Aquaculture Lab. At 25 days after hatching, its identity is unclear.The confusion is mounting as to whether we have raised…
You be the Judge – Semicircle or Bluering
Happy New Year from all of us at the Tropical Aquaculture Lab! 2012 is sure to be an exciting year and we are thrilled to be able to share some…
Semicircle Angelfish Update at day 45
It seems each new day brings subtle changes to the color and pattern of our juvenile semicircle angelfish. Just about 20 days ago the oval shaped larvae showed hints of…
Semicircle Angelfish Update at day 35
Quick post to show some new images of the juvenile Semicircle Angelfish. We are now calling them semicircle angels to keep up with the approved and accepted common name. The…
A message from Martin Moe
Martin Moe in his Florida Keys research lab.Hi Matt, and all,WOW! Congratulations Matt, Eric, and Cristine. This is so great. The connection between the large aquariums and the research facilities…
Yellow Tang Broodstock Acquired at University of Florida
Director of the Tropical Aquaculture Lab, Craig Watson, inspecting newly arrived yellow tangs with biologist Christine Creamer.We added 21 new yellow tangs to our holding tanks today. This makes 28…
Captive bred Koran angelfish at the University of Florida
The Tropical Aquaculture Laboratory is proud to announce that we have successfully raised Koran angelfish, Pomacanthus semicirculatus, to the juvenile stage. With the help of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium…
Captive bred silver moony ready to go home to Columbus
This species showed up in one of our first shipments from Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in very low numbers and we haven't seen any larvae in any of the other…
Captive bred seabream and grunts returned to the Florida Aquarium
Our earliest larval rearing success with public aquarium spawned eggs came from seabream, Archosargus rhomboidalisand bluestripe grunts, Haemulon sciurus. Eggs from the Florida Aquarium were delivered to the Tropical Aquaculture…
What is it? Molecular identification of larvae
How amazing it is that we are receiving shipments of coral reef fish eggs from Ohio! The AZA Conservation Endowment Fund is allowing Rising Tide an amazing opportunity to examine…