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The coral from Monsoon was recently wild caught that was was spawning- all they did was film it and collect the spawn. Collecting the spawn doesn’t mean they have bred scolys, it’s the first step in a very long process. Not as impressive as inducing spawning in a tank like the Coral Spawning Lab! That deserves good creditJohn says:
The coral from Monsoon was recently wild caught that was was spawning- all they did was film it and collect the spawn. Collecting the spawn doesn’t mean they have bred scolys, it’s the first step in a very long process. Not as impressive as inducing spawning in a tank like the Coral Spawning Lab! That deserves good creditU.K. Scientists Spawn and Settle Scolys! says:
[…] Editor’s Note – Reported just 6 hours later, Monsoon Aquatics also succeeded in breeding Homophyllia australis thousands of miles away. See more amazing images and even see a spawning video! […]Australian Scientists at Monsoon Aquatics Breed Scolys! says:
[…] Note: No, you’re not reading the same thing twice. Just 6 hours after the Coral Spawning Lab announced their success with breeding Homophyllia australis in the UK, the team at Monsoon Aquatics shared an amazingly similar […]Darrell Hohensee says:
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