Stylophora
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- čas přidán 9. 11. 2022
- In this video, we discuss corals of the genus Stylophora. Stylophora is an easy-to-keep genus of SPS Coral that we farm at New Dawn Aquaculture.
You can find more information about Stylophora on our website:
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Great content! I appreciate the help on this. Subscribed 😊
Why did u stop making videos? Such good content
Holy moly. Top quality content. Thanks
Great information 👍, every coral got from you is doing great!
Thanks! Always great to hear the corals we've farmed are doing well!
Great video! I love stylos, I'd love to do an Stylo dominant tank show casing all the varieties.
your captive bred yellow tang is one of my fave fish - it is doing great, best $249 ever spent!
Hopefully the cost of the captive-bred ones will come down soon! They are really awesome fish! I'm excited that we're starting to see a lot more captive-bred Hippo Tangs now too!
Thank you.
My cat Mackerel is loving this video - cat's Paw! LOLZ
Mitchell, your camera work, as always, is stellar! Come January it's time for another shipment from ND, after I replace my 10+ year old iMac!
Thanks, Julian! I cut down 3 hours of new coral footage to make this haha!
@@NDAquaculture It's epic, I love your videos, so sad that Jake Adams died :( much like Bob Fenner they died too soon.) But maybe for Christmas I will place an order to support you and your family. Lol who am I kidding New iMac being delivered tonight! So $$$ available, for the reef tank!
@@FishOutOfWaterToronto Yes, it's such a big loss for this hobby!
No one was better at teaching us the proper taxonomy of corals!
@@NDAquaculture Absolutely Mitchell, but you are keeping up the great work!
Jake would be proud of you!!!!!
You should do video of your store?
Awesome video quality. How do you make the clips with the black background.
Thanks! There are a few things we do, but you'll be 99% of the way there if you can just get an actual black background behind your coral before shooting it. The more you do in post to black out the background the more noticeable it'll be, so you want to get the raw footage as close as possible.