Everyone at Reed Mariculture thanks the children for sending us these great art pieces.
You're very welcome Chad! And say hi to Dr. Henry for me.
I have several more nice paintings that we'd love to give away to any interested R2R members.
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Everyone at Reed Mariculture thanks the children for sending us these great art pieces.
this is so awesome. That's dedication. I bet your busy this spring break.Some of our saddleback clownfish larva now have saddles! Curious how much the coloration differs. I'm feeding nauplii now.
These guys are looking good. The pigmentation is nice. Dr. Henry says hi!Some of our saddleback clownfish larva now have saddles! Curious how much the coloration differs. I'm feeding nauplii now.
Hi Denise! Chad here. I just got on R2R recently and it's great to see you in the forums. I look forward to seeing you and the group again at Aquatic Experience!I would love to be on the list of recipients. Maybe we can use it as an example for a project for our kids.
A few days ago I saw my cleaner shrimp shed its outer covering. So when I read more about it, I learned that as the shrimp grows, it undergoes molting. This is when the shrimp has already grown it's new shell and is ready to shed the old covering known as exoskeleton.
True! We thought our shrimp died but it was right there.That's one of the neatest things that you get to see in our reefs! Freaks you out at first because you think your shrimp is dead when you see the shell floating around but then you see it and it's bigger and colors are probably more vibrant. Like a reptiles cycle where they shed their skin every so often! It's a cool thing to see!
A few days ago I saw my cleaner shrimp shed its outer covering. So when I read more about it, I learned that as the shrimp grows, it undergoes molting. This is when the shrimp has already grown it's new shell and is ready to shed the old covering known as exoskeleton.
R2R, you have to make a visit to Stratton! Brandon's kids are phenomenal! They know more about fish biology, reef keeping, etc, at their age than many who try to start a reef just because it looks cool! You can see the passion in his students when they give you a tour of the tanks! They really know their stuff!
It's great to see how well this project is going. Keep up the excellent work!