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Read more about the article Something A Little Different…

Something A Little Different…

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:June 4, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

The new larval rearing room at TAL; showing the  120 Ltanks used to grow octopi in.  We've also recently tested our fish species in them which we'll talk about next time. At the Tropical…

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Read more about the article BANGGAI CARDINAL FISH | Pterapogon kauderni

BANGGAI CARDINAL FISH | Pterapogon kauderni

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:May 24, 2014
  • Post category:Aquacultured Fish

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Read more about the article Colurella adriatica update

Colurella adriatica update

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:May 19, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

This post is in response to requests for more information about Colurella adriatica. As previously stated, we’ve examined salinity and found that although they tolerate a wide range, optimal performance is…

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Read more about the article Milletseed Butterflyfish Larvae Update

Milletseed Butterflyfish Larvae Update

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:May 15, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

A 35 day old milletseed butterflyfish larva with more pronounced dorsal spines.  During this recent trial, larvae displayed greater development in a shorter period of time.It’s been a while since…

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Read more about the article Larval Rearing of the Purple Mask Angelfish

Larval Rearing of the Purple Mask Angelfish

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:April 14, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

115 day old P. venusta juvenile.  Photo credit: Leighton Lum. Larval rearing trials began with the spawning of a Paracentropyge venusta pair in the summer of 2013. The first successful larval…

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Read more about the article Management, Spawning and Egg Collection of the Masked Angelfish

Management, Spawning and Egg Collection of the Masked Angelfish

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:March 26, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

Female P. venusta (note the light precaudal band).  Photo credit: Leighton Lum.Paracentropyge venusta were identified as a good candidate for captive breeding since they often do not adjust well to…

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Read more about the article Yellow Tang… so close, yet so far… – Update from OI

Yellow Tang… so close, yet so far… – Update from OI

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:March 25, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

Day 60 yellow tang larvae.  Photo credit: Dean Kline.Since we last wrote at Day 50, we’ve observed a lot of interesting things with our yellow tang larvae. Probably the most…

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Read more about the article Building a Rising Tide in Hawaii
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Building a Rising Tide in Hawaii

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:March 10, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

Dr. Clyde Tamaru and Ms. Karen Brittain of the University of Hawaii are important partners in Rising Tide Conservation. Karen has been focusing on looking at all things related to…

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Read more about the article Milletseed Butterflyfish Update: Good News / Bad News

Milletseed Butterflyfish Update: Good News / Bad News

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:March 3, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

Let’s get the bad news out of the way first. We lost our last remaining milletseed butterflyfish larvae at 44 dph (days post hatch).The good news is we’ve gained ample…

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Read more about the article Introducing Emma Forbes: Grad Student Focused On Yellow Tangs

Introducing Emma Forbes: Grad Student Focused On Yellow Tangs

  • Post author:Rising Tide Conservation
  • Post published:February 28, 2014
  • Post category:Rising Tide Conservation

Hello everyone!!My name is Emma and I’m a graduate student at Hawai’i Pacific University (HPU) working toward my master’s in marine science. I’ve been one lucky girl these past few…

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