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Erin Voigt
Добавлен 22 май 2016
Hi! I’m Erin Voigt, a PhD Candidate in the Eggleston lab at NC State University in the Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences as well as a Global Change Fellow with the Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center. I study juvenile blue crab habitat usage and how its affected by shoreline erosion. Follow me on instagram as @Estuarine.Erin
North Carolina Blue Crab
Learn more about the complex life cycle of the blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, and how my (@estuarine.erin) PhD research looks to better understand juvenile blue crab habitat usage in Pamlico Sound, NC.
You can find my publications here: scholar.google.com/citations?user=YOGfaicAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
You can find my publications here: scholar.google.com/citations?user=YOGfaicAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
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Cool video very informative
from Louisiana. Epic vid. I love eating these for than any other seafood. i never meet a crab i didn't like LOL
Thank you for the awesome presentation. Extremely appreciated to present your own work and experience to the public so we know more about these elegant creatures, please make more of these videos.
How long for juvenille become mature for mating, and how long after that the eggs will hatch? Anyone know the answer?
It generally takes around 2 years for the juvenile to reach sexual maturity and then a few months between mating and releasing zoea. However after mating the female can produce several clutches (groups of eggs) for a few years.
@@erinvoigt3516 thanks
When the 1 inch wire peeler pots showed up along with lots of shedding operations the hard crabs started to dissappear go figure
I've heard this from a lot of watermen. I'm currently working with my advisor to see if we can put together a funding proposal to look at the data behind this. I need to wrap up my PhD first and graduate but I would love to look into the relationship between peelers and the hard crab fisheries.
@@erinvoigt3516 thank you for this reply & get your PhD that's an impressive achievement
Thank you so much for this amazing work!
Only if ppl spent more time learning about cloning and biotechnology we would never have a shortage-Tim Cook😩😩😩
may i read your papers?
It should be open access. You can find it at the link in the description
This was an amazing video! Thank you Mrs. Erin!
Hello am seeking information on how to start a small blue crab farm could you answer some questions I have
Blue crabs are fairly difficult to keep in captivity over extended periods which is why you don't see hard shell aquaculture farms. I'm also not an expert in aquaculture so I'm not sure how helpful I would be but feel free to comment any question you have.
Thank you for your work you are doing. I've noticed over the years in my area that the blue crab numbers have dropped off sharply. It's nice to see that someone is doing research into them.
wow
Hi Erin, Just curious as to whether blue crab farming is a thing in the North Carolina area. Or if you see potential for it?
Should've put the pictures bigger and let the map at second plane 😑
I just started keeping two females as pets...Thelma & Louise...they seem to be doing well together.
Well done! Go Pack!
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I've always released any female blue crabs, regardless of their life cycle stage. I eat the males and let the females reproduce.
nicely done. I would like to learn more about the molting process...
Interesting, very informative and very well presented! Thank you!
My oyster cages are full of blue crabs at every stage of their life cycle. Would you like to come out and study the floating cages to compare with their typical life cycle habitat?
I’ve heard this from several oyster growers. It would definitely be interesting to study the roll that cages play as a nursery habitat.