Be honest....what do you see first?

[Mark Gray]

What do you see first?

Tanks or babies? Ha!

a lot of really cool cages lol

 

[trevormass7]

I so thought those were frag tanks

 

[TheLadyCrash]

First reaction- "what the heck kind of tanks are THOSE? They are shaped really weird....ohhhhh...babies."

 

[JALIASC]

I definitely fall in with seeing tanks first. The brain is an amazing thing

 

[kireek]

Okay,I thought I was looking at tanks.In my defense those babies are swaddled up pretty well.

 

[jrwoltman]

My son was in one of those boxes, in the NICU, for 12 days, I see babies...

 

[dodgerblew]

Tanks of babies

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Did you get consent from that mother or is this a hippa violation?

Guess we'll have to ask Google.

 

[cj in sac ca]

I thought I saw a turtle shell at first. Hair net, I know...lol

I guess some babies need some U.V. to color them up a bit. Lol

In light cures jaundice in infants/ new burns.

 

[Ponraj A]

Only Tanks, I dont even realise there are babies !!!!

 

[Tori]

In my defense I don't have any kids but the first thing I said to myself was "okay, I see the tanks first but where are the babies?"

I did eventually notice the babies...
And even more eventually I realized those weren't tanks... :oops:

 

[psirex]

Babies [emoji16]

 

[LbulletM]

The first thing that jumped out at me was lighting systems. Then a hairnet

Can we just talk about how that hairnet is not doing anything?

 

[AdamNC]

Lol at first glance I thought they were tanks in a hospital nursery.

 

[buzzword]

The UV light is absorbed by the babies skin which changes the high levels of bilirubin in their blood to easier products for the body to filter out.
It doesn't necessarily have to be a UV lamp, we put our son's crib in front of a south facing window. Same effect from natural UV.

 

[Broadfield]

Yes, about 60% of babies are born with jaundice... which the condition was described by @buzzword. Our first daughter was born with jaundice and was treated under the blue light throughout her 2nd day. Most will recover without any treatment at all. However, if it's a bad case and is not treated, it can lead to permanent brain damage.

 

[Crimsonvice]

lol this thread shows who are healthcare professionals or others who have experience with this light.

When I first saw it in the hospital, my initial thought was... wonder if that would grow coral... lol! I think I have a problem.

 

[Gino]

Buajajaja... I definitely need an appointment with my phycologist, I see tanks every where... Buajajaja!!!

 

[mort]

I was born two months premature and 4lbs so spent a lot of time in one of those. Maybe that's where my love of fish tanks comes from.

 

[saltyhog]

Babies....30 years practicing medicine. Maybe one day I'll get it right. :D

And it doesn't mean I'm not addicted to reef tanks (as I respond to this post between patients). ;Doctor