Take a video tour of ORA

[jrpark22000]

A clip from the TV show Fish Tank Kings provided by Advanced Aquarist


[video=youtube;zaF1yF0QKMM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=zaF1yF0QKMM[/video]

 

[MMreef]

Thanks for posting, really cool.

 

[ColaAddict]

So they use natural sunlight, cuts down on alot of operational cost.


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[fwadiver]

wow that guy is a super tool. also the red ora gonis are easy to keep...

 

[jrpark22000]

wow that guy is a super tool. also the red ora gonis are easy to keep...

Which guy are you referring to?

 

[fwadiver]

there were only 3 people in the video, and only one was acting like a tool

 

[Sawdonkey]

there were only 3 people in the video, and only one was acting like a tool

Hint: he drives a Porsche.

 

[jrpark22000]

there were only 3 people in the video, and only one was acting like a tool

Thank you. It clears it up so no one can misconstrue the comment, especially in our new sponsors forum space.

 

[SkullV]

A clip from the TV show Tanked provided by Advanced Aquarist

Show is Fish Tank Kings, not Tanked, just an fyi.

 

[jrpark22000]

Show is Fish Tank Kings, not Tanked, just an fyi.

shows how much interest I have in either show. Thank you for the correction.

 

[ORA]

While not an extensive tour, this certainly was a brief glimpse into how a number of our aquacultured corals are grown. Its hard to beat year round Florida sunshine!

fwadiver, youre right! Our ORA Red Gonioporas are actually very tough little corals. Incredibly colorful too! Historically though, wild gonioporas can prove to be very difficult to maintain long term which is what Dustin was trying to suggest, but may have been lost due to editing.

 

[enzo1028]

I wonder if that acropora colony will fit in my biocube


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