Interesting Video / rebuilding a reef

[Kermit]

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/int...tric.reefs.cnn Hope you like it!

[t-bone2]

good find

[RyanBrucks]

indeed that's really cool. I remember reading about this but its neat to actually see it.

I know there has to be several similar projects going on around the world; it would be great to see a running list of known ones. Looks like this particular area of research would be a great place to donate some money.

[warr40]

Wow thats really cool it makes me wonder y not try that in a home reef

[RyanBrucks]

Originally posted by warr40
Wow thats really cool it makes me wonder y not try that in a home reef

Or just weld together a metal-grid shape that resembles the aquascaping of your dreams, and go find a new best friend with a beachside condo Drop it in the ocean, run a line and plug it in!!!

i bet thats what the cable that hurley found in season 1 of lost was for.


/sarcasm

[dachsieholic]

Very interesting video! Thanks for sharing!

[yellowwatchmen]

http://archive.reefcentral.com/forum...readid=1269205

[greenbean36191]

Wow thats really cool it makes me wonder y not try that in a home reef

The main reason is that it would kill your corals. It produces chlorine gas. That's not a problem when you have infinite dilution in the wild. In a closed tank it is.