10000L Coral reef at The Maritime Museum & Aquarium Sweden

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Sallstrom here's a good one, maybe before your time, maybe. Monterey Aquarium at one time , was in newspapers, was planning a display of bioluminessence deep creatures in the dark zone. Has any Aquariums in world achieved that?

 

[revhtree]

Morning!

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

@revhtree , I think he went to a futbol game. Soccer?

 

[Sallstrom]

Morning!

@revhtree , I think he went to a futbol game. Soccer?

Sorry I'm late It's been a day full of meetings. Now I'm back home in the sofa. So good evening!

Sallstrom here's a good one, maybe before your time, maybe. Monterey Aquarium at one time , was in newspapers, was planning a display of bioluminessence deep creatures in the dark zone. Has any Aquariums in world achieved that?

I've only seen a flashlight fish display, all dark with only the glowing dots from the fish. But that kind of bioluminessence display sounds cool!

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Sorry I'm late It's been a day full of meetings. Now I'm back home in the sofa. So good evening!


I've only seen a flashlight fish display, all dark with only the glowing dots from the fish. But that kind of bioluminessence display sounds cool!

So, no public aquariums display them?

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Sallstrom, I guess no sliver to make Bud? Got home, chili coral ruptured at white Dot. We'll see what happens?

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

This is where I'm at:

Finally, we are at this point.

1. Because of tank design, had to figure getting thorough access to corals polyps. To feed efficiently.
Rotation of corals solved that.
2. Majority of polyps open.
3. Wait and see if corals grow and possible propagation.

A lot of patience

 

[Sallstrom]

This is where I'm at:

Finally, we are at this point.

1. Because of tank design, had to figure getting through access to corals polyps. To feed efficiently.
Rotation of corals solved that.
2. Majority of polyps open.
3. Wait and see if corals grow and possible propagation.

A lot of patience

Yes, we're in the same situation. Wait a couple of weeks and see if they grow or shrink. A good think is that I'm off on holiday from tomorrow, three weeks So when I get back it might be a good time to decide if we should change the feeding regime or not. But my colleagues will send me updates and pictures

/ David

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Enjoy, will see you soon.

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

You know, if I could provide examples of yours and mine, water perimeters.
This is it:

Your water perimeters are like a reef that thrive.

Mine like a harbor where hopefully the water is good enough for corals to thrive. LOL

Two different extremities. Will see what happens.

 

[Sallstrom]

You know, if I could provide examples of yours and mine, water perimeters.
This is it:

Your water perimeters are like a reef that thrive.

Mine like a harbor where hopefully the water is good enough for corals to thrive. LOL

Two different extremities. Will see what happens.

Haha It's a bit unfair. We can use the 10000L reef as a refugium taking up all nutrients. And with that kind of volume and help from Triton Lab it's not that hard keeping the water okey

/ David

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

My water volume is small so I incorporate the oysters, trickle filter, sun, hoping that is an advantage for the creatures.
That's what I'm saying.

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

On vacation or work

 

[Sallstrom]

On vacation or work

Last day today. Will leave work in an hour or so. Just checking all the notes and documents I leave for my colleugues

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Must be nice. Futbol time. Hehe

 

[Brew12]

Last day today. Will leave work in an hour or so. Just checking all the notes and documents I leave for my colleugues

Enjoy your holiday!

 

[Sallstrom]

Must be nice. Futbol time. Hehe

Enjoy your holiday!

Thank you! Yes, some football and some sailing I will try to keep away from work 3 weeks
And tomorrow is the Swedish feast Midsummer! Lots of (pickled?) herring and other great stuff!
Have a great weekend!
/ David

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Sallstrom, better protect your Scleronephthya, my Scleronephthya are MONSTERS, big, their hungry for some sclero, that's what they say, whatever that means. Hehe

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Ring ring, someone picks up (Sallstrom ), the voice on the other side says,"do you know where your Scleronephthya are." And they hang up. Hehe

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Serious now, I'm throwing you a curve, like we say in America, a surprise, even for me. I'm trying to make oysters spawn(using chillers), males especially for there sperm, to feed scleronephthya. How you like them apples.

Your scleronephthya have nothing on my scleronephthya. Heehee