Dory Bred in Captivity for First Time
We are excited as everyone about the news on breeding 'Dory' and applaud the researchers for their tireless work. However, to our knowledge it was not the first time[1] and impact on the trade and sourcing for
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A Critical Assessment of Aquarist Biodiversity Data and Commercial Aquaculture
This study by Murray and Watson investigates the biodiversity in hobbyist aquaria (using an online survey) and those species currently available from an aquaculture
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Managing the marine aquarium trade with polychaetes
In the absence of current monitoring or legislation to govern the trade, baseline information regarding the species, number and source location of animals traded is missing despite being critical
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Post-harvest mortality in the marine aquarium trade
There is a strong interest, motivated by sound economic and conservational reasons, in avoiding post-harvest mortalities. Every dying fish means a financial loss and a waste of fishing effort, as
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Biology, Aquarium Keeping and Health Issues in P. hepatus
A scientific view on Dory: Dr. Ike Olivotto, professor at the University of Ancona, Italy.
Dr. Ike Olivotto, professor at the University of Ancona, Italy, with research focus on marine
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How many Dorys are there in the sea?
SAIA intends to start a project in collaboration with scientists researching the status of Paracanthurus hepatus populations in Indonesia and in the Philippines. The project seeks to use the public attention
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Dory Project Flyer
'How many Dorys are there in the sea?' is what we want to find out and where we need your support!
