Where our corals come from.. visiting a coral farm in Bali
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Donqixote Doflamingo 5. November 2023 um 11:36
i would love if you could cover more of the captive breeding scene of the hobby , it would be such a treat
Seafriendlyreef 5. November 2023 um 13:43
Yes would be great!
Lorenzo Spina 5. November 2023 um 11:38
I love your channel my friend ❤.
Seafriendlyreef 5. November 2023 um 13:43
Thank you buddy! 🙏
OU812 Reefing 5. November 2023 um 12:15
Your videos never fail always informative so very inspirational in every way thanks for sharing 👍🍻
Seafriendlyreef 5. November 2023 um 13:43
Thank you so much 🙏
Pelagic Swimmer 5. November 2023 um 12:38
I’m off to Bali next month, I will look these guys up, great video 👍
Seafriendlyreef 5. November 2023 um 13:42
Wow I wish you a great time! 😍
Mr. Charles Chalice 5. November 2023 um 12:41
While I see the good intentions you have, I don’t get real insights. If you want to show what the real influence of the hobby is show numbers (exported corals per genus vs growth rates or something in that direction), but I guess we would all know the result..
And I have to say some things are a bit ridiculous, 2 times a year planting corals back and 363 times harvesting them, sounds a bit like eating 1 week per year vegan to promote animal rights.
Seafriendlyreef 5. November 2023 um 13:42
Nope maybe you have to watch the video again. It is right, that they bring motheranimals from the farm to the reefs „only“ two times a year. But also the farms itself are creating an environment for many species permanently.
Mr. Charles Chalice 5. November 2023 um 14:13
@Seafriendlyreef and those “environments” are processed later to harvest corals again, right? My point is just that I think we don’t need to greenwash our hobby. It’s like driving a car (even electric ones), we all accept that it’s not good for the environment no matter how you turn it but we still do it and I think it’s the same with reefing. It’s not nice to take fish and corals from tropical waters and we would be better off if we don’t do it. But we (or I) still do it, because for the love of the hobby. What we should rather do is to take a conscious decision on which coral and what fish are we buying, instead of trying to make it look like it has a positive impact on the environment.
muamar gadavi 5. November 2023 um 12:48
Welcome my country brow🎉
Seafriendlyreef 5. November 2023 um 13:40
Thank you so much!