Dragon52
2500 Club Member
For those that haven't read it there is a Nice article about this on the Coral Magazine website. One of the things that stood out to me is this statement. I wonder how many will stay in or not even try to keep corals if they stay or go up in price. I realize there are always people that have plenty of money & don't care what something cost but what about those that don't?
If prices are kept on the high side, it becomes financially viable to operate land-based farms all around the world.
www.reef2rainforest.com
If prices are kept on the high side, it becomes financially viable to operate land-based farms all around the world.
The Indo Connection
A veteran coral farmer looks at the future of Indonesia as a major source of cultured and wild-collected reef aquarium livestock
