Ange_de_l'ocean
New Member
Hi everyone! I bought my first saltwater aquarium. It is 34 gallons, rectangular and so far just has 3 live rocks and somehow a baby Seastar of some kind ended up in it from the store lol.
I bought this aquarium because I want to house corals in it. I was recommended to this forum by the Ga aquarium because I volunteer there!
I am apart of undergraduate research lab at Ga State Univ that is focused on a synthetic biology approach to help resist coral bleaching. So, my lab and myself are looking for fast-growing, stony coral species to observe and possibly incorporate into our lab next semester in the Fall. Here is the link to our research in case you are interested: https://2019.igem.org/Team:Georgia_State
Specifically, I was suggested Acropora yongei (Green Slimer Acro), Pocillopora damicornis (cauliflower coral), and Acropora nana/valida (Tri Color Acro).
If anyone has any suggestions, advice, or willing to give away some frags of these, please reply . Thank you!
I bought this aquarium because I want to house corals in it. I was recommended to this forum by the Ga aquarium because I volunteer there!
I am apart of undergraduate research lab at Ga State Univ that is focused on a synthetic biology approach to help resist coral bleaching. So, my lab and myself are looking for fast-growing, stony coral species to observe and possibly incorporate into our lab next semester in the Fall. Here is the link to our research in case you are interested: https://2019.igem.org/Team:Georgia_State
Specifically, I was suggested Acropora yongei (Green Slimer Acro), Pocillopora damicornis (cauliflower coral), and Acropora nana/valida (Tri Color Acro).
If anyone has any suggestions, advice, or willing to give away some frags of these, please reply . Thank you!