Add to ORKGCoral aquaculture is an activity of growing interest due to the degradation of coral reefs worldwide and concomitant growing demand for corals by three industries: marine ornamental trade, pharmaceutical industry and reef restoration. Although captive breeding and propagation of corals is a well-known activity among aquarium hobbyists and public aquariums, the link between coral science and aquaculture is still poorly developed. Research on coral biology has increased in the past decades and resulted in abundant scientific information that is pivotal to further advance coral aquaculture. This review presents a holistic overview of coral aquaculture in relation to coral biology, with particular focus on ex situ aquaculture. Success factors f...
The increasingly popular aquarium hobby is fueling the rapid growth of the aquatic ornamental indust...
The increasing interest in coral culture for reef restoration, biotechnological applications, and to...
The marine ornamental fish trade is expanding and still largely relies on wild fish from tropical co...
Coral aquaculture is an activity of growing interest due to the degradation of coral reefs worldwide...
The husbandry of exotic marine species has seen dramatic changes over the past decades. In the 1950&...
Aquaculture of coral offers an alternative to wild harvest for the ornamental trade and shows consid...
Aquacultured corals are typically reared in dense in situ (mariculture) or ex situ (in aquaria) cult...
The continuing impact of local and global stressors on coral reefs worldwide is prompting the explor...
In order to improve the methodology for growing and maintaining corals in captivity, a consortium of...
To protect natural coral reefs, it is of utmost importance to understand how the growth of the main ...
The increasing interest in coral culture for reef restoration, biotechnological applications, and to...
Stony corals are in high demand in the ornamental aquarium industry, underpinning a substantial glob...
The present article revises the major topics related to fish and coral reproduction. In particular a...
Abstract — The culture of corals for the aquarium trade has been encouraged as a sustainable alterna...
The wild harvest of corals for the aquarium trade has had negative impacts on coral reef ecosystems....
The increasingly popular aquarium hobby is fueling the rapid growth of the aquatic ornamental indust...
The increasing interest in coral culture for reef restoration, biotechnological applications, and to...
The marine ornamental fish trade is expanding and still largely relies on wild fish from tropical co...
Coral aquaculture is an activity of growing interest due to the degradation of coral reefs worldwide...
The husbandry of exotic marine species has seen dramatic changes over the past decades. In the 1950&...
Aquaculture of coral offers an alternative to wild harvest for the ornamental trade and shows consid...
Aquacultured corals are typically reared in dense in situ (mariculture) or ex situ (in aquaria) cult...
The continuing impact of local and global stressors on coral reefs worldwide is prompting the explor...
In order to improve the methodology for growing and maintaining corals in captivity, a consortium of...
To protect natural coral reefs, it is of utmost importance to understand how the growth of the main ...
The increasing interest in coral culture for reef restoration, biotechnological applications, and to...
Stony corals are in high demand in the ornamental aquarium industry, underpinning a substantial glob...
The present article revises the major topics related to fish and coral reproduction. In particular a...
Abstract — The culture of corals for the aquarium trade has been encouraged as a sustainable alterna...
The wild harvest of corals for the aquarium trade has had negative impacts on coral reef ecosystems....
The increasingly popular aquarium hobby is fueling the rapid growth of the aquatic ornamental indust...
The increasing interest in coral culture for reef restoration, biotechnological applications, and to...
The marine ornamental fish trade is expanding and still largely relies on wild fish from tropical co...