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Sabeer Chozhakat says:
NoEve says:
Wow amazing video. I fell in love with the baby octopus, so adorable and interesting looking. Great information. Thank you!!!Michael M Wharton says:
MessageJerry Caraviotis says:
What a beautiful fish! And refreshing to see that the species scientific name actually relates to the animal itself, and not the name of the discoverer, their favorite professor, their spouse or girl or boyfriend, or pet parakeet!Stefan says:
That video was taken at Tropicorium. They have the clowns. I’ve seen them and talked to Ray about them. Call Dick or Ray at Tropicorium to get the correct story.Nick Tootill says:
Nice to see your article in my inbox. I have been following you and your deep sandbed methodology for many years. Thank you for your contributions. Nick