Video: Biota Aquacultured Clown Triggerfish Feeding Frenzy
12 Apr, 2015
Aquacultured Clown Triggerfish feeding frenzy at only 47 days post-hatch!
Because we all love fish videos, Tom Bowling of Biota Aquaculture Palau shared this footage of 47-day-old, hatched-in-captivity Clown Triggerfish (Balistoides conspicillum) feeding on fish roe. As Tom put it, “They never stop eating!”
(watch this video directly on Youtube)
Just three days later, the group had largely assumed typical juvenile coloration and they were moved to aquariums, virtually ready for market.
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2 Comments
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July 14, 2016
They looks like Pixar creatures. <3 them!
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July 14, 2016
Were the eggs collected from the wild or did the fish breed in Captivity?
