Sunday, April 01, 2018
Building a Hyperbaric Chamber for Fish | In Focus
Assistant Curator Nate Jaros talks about the hyperbaric chamber he and his team built for the Aquarium.
Animal Updates | Fish | Video | Volunteering
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Grunge Sculpin? No. Grunt Sculpin | Hugh
Hugh's Aquarium Views Video Number 36
What they said was Grunt Sculpin but what I heard at first was “Grunge” Sculpin. When I took a closer look at the fish I thought to myself that it does look a little grungy in a hipster sort of way.
Animal Updates | Fish | Conservation
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
The Smallest Giant Sea Bass | In Focus
Meet the smallest giant sea bass you have ever seen. Aquarist Nicole Leier celebrated a career milestone by helping successfully breed and raise this species past the three month mark.
Animal Updates | Fish | Invertebrates
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
A Garden Under the Sea | In Focus
When you visit the Aquarium, one of the first exhibits to catch your eye is Tropical Pacific Preview. This exhibit transports you to a shallow reef where brightly colored corals pop against a plain backdrop, while a royal blue tang fish weaves in and out of the water.
Animal Updates | Fish | Sharks | Volunteering
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Target-Training a Shark | Hugh
Training a shark to participate in its own husbandry care.
How do you get a nearly 8 foot long free swimming shark out of the water for a checkup? With a sea lion or sea otter the animal can be trained to get into a transport kennel when asked. Nicky, an Aquarium of the Pacific aquarist, decided to train Fern the Zebra Shark to willingly swim onto a transport stretcher using the same training techniques used to train marine mammals.
Animal Updates | Fish | Sharks
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Caring For A Tiger Shark | Retired | Chris
Tiger sharks are a sensitive species that are rare to find in captivity. Check out some of the steps we took at the Aquarium to ensure our tiger shark successfully joined our family of volunteers, staff, birds, mammals, and fish!
Animal Updates | Fish | Sharks
Friday, April 18, 2008
Egg identification | Retired | David
Everyday, the sharks at Shark Lagoon lay lots of eggs. This time, I am going to give y’all a break down of all the different kinds of eggs you can expect to see at Shark Lagoon.
Monday, October 22, 2007
We Have Clownfish Babies!!! | Retired | David
For the first time in the Aquarium’s history, we have successfully bred pink skunk clownfish,Amphiprion perideraion. This amazing achievement was the product of two years of intense work by the dedicated aquarist staff. We hope to put the babies on display soon for the world to see.
