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I'm looking into the aquaculture part up in Maine, for $300 a year you can lease one acre of ocean bottom or for $2,000 you can lease the bottom and the entire 1 acre water column. so on the bottom you can raise soft shell clams and oysters, but if you add the water column it includes muscles, scallops and sugar kelp, and each acre yields 30-40 tons of sugar kelp and 225,000 of each type of shell fish. Sugar kelp is placed after hurricane season Oct-Nov and harvested mid summer. No fresh water use, no herbicides no pesticides, no rodenticides, no fertilizers, just plant it and watch it grow.

One of my absolute favorite aquariums! Good luck, I'll be donating!

good stuff yall 👍thank u for everything you do

Sounds a lot like she's just taking credit for a whole bunch of other ppls' work!

I've found smaller fields of sulfur-oxidizing bacterial filaments off Palos Verdes Point and Torrance Beach, the latter includes active vents. We spend a lot of time trying to photograph the bubbles escaping from the bottom.

Amazing

What time did the fish come ashore two weeks ago?

I came upon these 2 parts about John Olguin and had not seen them before. What a great tribute to one of the finest people to have ever lived.

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I'm going There on Friday may 6 2016

Been there a million times as a kid, can't wait to take my own some day.

San PAYdro, lol!!!

search utube: Live Argonaut found in its shell the Paper Nautilus, it shows an Argonaut out of the shell with the 2 wide sail-like tentacles exposed... ur video shows one of the special sail-like tentacles being deployed inside the shell..could now see why the shell is see through, so the sail-like lobe tentacles can change colors to camouflage the animal...the purple iridescent color shift...almost like the deep purple of the open seas...then silver to match bright sunlight. pretty cool : )

What do you do with the larvae? Do you let them go in the ocean or do they just die in the tank?

John Olguin was a wonderful teacher, passionate about the ocean and the ocean life. As a child, he taughte me about whales and other ocean life.

Thank you for posting this tape. I loved watching John teach the children how the whales eat and then be healthy.

this is cool oh im a girl that volenteers at the aquarium i know mike schodt the director since i was i dipers my dad has been working there and i think its great whos youtube acout is this but im Eunice Cortez and if you know my dad e is Raul Cortez and my mom Carmen and you know John Olguin is my principal dad Mrs.Olguin her first name but she works at Gulf Avenue school and is a greattt principal