Creating CORAL LINEAGE idenfications

James M

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IMO that won’t last long.
 

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I was thinking, and I want to revolutionize the hobby and start giving identification numbers to corals and the lineage to help preserve each species

Soooooooo, it would be the AKC of the reef? Maybe we call it American Reef Club, or ARC.

And those that don’t follow the lineage would be like mutts of the wet-world.


Ok. Sorry. Just having a little fun, but also considering the effort and organization (e.g. AKC, NTRC) it would require as well as the need to deal with the “outcasts and misfits”.
 

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No thanks, there's already too much arguing and high costs for "named" corals already, no need to attempt to make it worse with some made up lineages. I'll stick to their scientific names like the better days of the hobby!
 

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Soooooooo, it would be the AKC of the reef? Maybe we call it American Reef Club, or ARC.

And those that don’t follow the lineage would be like mutts of the wet-world.


Ok. Sorry. Just having a little fun, but also considering the effort and organization (e.g. AKC, NTRC) it would require as well as the need to deal with the “outcasts and misfits”.
If you ever need fake doc's for ARC, I have a friend of a friend, who's uncle can duplicate. Hit me up.
 

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who will run the certs, who will be on call to authorize a pedigree for each and every cut frag from a numbered/registered coral? It works for mammals because we can do dna testing to register a pure breed with a lost lineage. with coral I doubt we will be able to keep up with the demands and false registry or denied registry would be a huge issue. if the system works so be it but I cant imagine it to work out too well.
 

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I wish the vendors would give the scientific name when they sold it. Do you think they know or care?
 

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