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OurCoralReef in collaboration with Wallacea films are proud to present you with a Documentary on Hidden Gardens - Coral Farm in Indonesia
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[@doyanpamer1422]

Love my country so much, Indonesia.

[@mariatampubolon4945]

Thank you for caring the coral hope lndonesians more respect with sea animals and avoid littering to the sea

[@FranklinDattein]

Coral farming in front of a world class surf break. Gotta be a dream come true

[@carrasquel1978]

Great work, I love the intro picture before the video starts

[@louielaruya5709]

Awesome 👍

[@robbinstaup7469]

That is really alsome . Saveing our Oceans ! Thank you !

[@douglasribeirocavalcanti8949]

I loved this vídeo! Thanks

[@buckrogers2499]

thats got to be the best job in the world

[@leb1969]

Truly amazing initiative!

[@queenmedusa3818]

I’m from Indonesian 🇮🇩

[@nathanlewisuk]

Great information 👍

[@billymays3992]

Amazing

[@reefcubedan2680]

Another great video 👍

[@elslick]

Smart operation. While other spends thousands a month running aquaculture facilities this guy just uses the ocean. I imagine he produces some spawning cycles and splitting that even benifit and put back into the natural reef without him even meaning too.

[@engelturangan2888]

Amazing....

[@MultiMusicArt]

so Amazing

[@yoooofufuuu]

Thank you for this

[@KreefAquariumhobby]

Great video!

[@masradinchannel]

this is where brow is really good

[@user-rl5py4ym4r]

Excellent!

[@abdoolmuthy7057]

エボシガイ

[@vatansalvery]

I wish we could see some sample end products which made of those corals.

[@kharn105]

someone answer that damn phone...

[@bigone520]

It's still ringing lol

[@nwyk153]

@@bigone520 ...to this day.

[@ryandraper456]

I THOUGHT MY PHONE WAS RINGING AHHHHH

[@russwigley1433]

Wow so cool

[@imagexboi2000]

Dunno why he's speaking French in this video he speaks perfect English 😊 cool guy to kick it with!

[@florinha.]

bubble nice !

[@asdfghjk6836]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@JoesCoralReef]

Wow, just the size of the operation is mind blowing. A few of the shots when they show all those coral tables spread across the sea floor is impressive. I’d love to scuba dive and shop for corals

[@OurCoralReef]

Would probably end up with more than we can fit in our tanks

[@KitKat-bf1hp]

Hoping more of this or expand in Southeast Asia. Mainly in Thailand and Philippines

[@jaythefishman41]

Surely an environmentally sound idea to keep naturally growing corals and algae in the shadow of the coral racks and to have the workers trample over the natural coral beds! Perhaps you should try "coral trees" as used by the Coral Restoration Foundation in Key Largo, Florida, USA, installed over barreen sand fields where they have the least environmental impact.

[@OurCoralReef]

The area they are growing in is a dead zone (bleached) you need special permission from the government to grow coral in the ocean Look at the waltsmith project how they add small pieces of coral to the ocean and build these beautiful reefs

[@gai_ninja]

Or float coral farming

[@Philippinesmanila55]

😍👏😘👏😍😍👏

[@wissamalkatib6331]

wow! is Living things

[@wissamalkatib6331]

☺

[@yohjokromwood2327]

subbed

[@parasjoshi7657]

This men are really angel for marine lives

[@DanielLe-nv4fk]

thank you for healing the Ocean

[@maryamfatima6519]

Really thanks, Love these Deeps

[@babiche1]

merci vincent Chalias!

[@yukiyi5066]

Nice but what about the natural coral. Do your tables damage them?

[@sanhovlog174]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@MS-sr4hr]

How u guys get the money for travelling around the world wow best job everr

[@erart2439]

Hii.. My nane is defi.. Im very interesting with this video.. Because I'm an Indonesian. can I know any contact the owner of the garden?.. I'm a student of marine science so I hope I can study more about the coral there.. If you kind maybe you can give me his email maybe.. Thanks.. :)

[@CharlesLL]

Have you start work over there now?

[@benlokie647]

I also really wish there was a follow-up video to show how this initiative has progressed. Maybe there is one and I am not aware of it? Also, I couldn't help but notice the guys trampling over live coral in order to plant the new coral, is the coral they are walking on being destroyed, or is it not that fragile? Lastly, it seems like the process could be more localized to reduce the amount of plastic, styrofoam, jet fuel, and all other unhealthy environmental behavior/ products in these amazing projects. Was there no way to do this locally to decrease the cycle of solving a problem while also creating a problem?

[@Zyper10]

Is this CV Bali Aquarium?

[@ruwhan]

one in Java, anyone know where exactly is that? which city/regency?

[@senjahari8941]

Kepulauan seribu

[@tplummer217]

Biggest frag tank ever

[@OurCoralReef]

Was thinking the same thing

[@kakam458]

and completely free to run $$$

[@jorgillotoys8484]

tplummer217

[@tonylangham911]

Hi, what you are doing is gr8; the world & marine aqua keepers like me in England. How did you get this of the ground from idea-inception - to building now that story would make a very good film. WHO in England has your stock? name please

[@OurCoralReef]

We don’t sell fish we post videos on fish

[@nanoaddicts3507]

is this like cutting down forests to plants crops? (the natural stuff doesn't look too healthy)

[@maryamfatima6519]

No It doesn't because they are taking away some Buds and planting them elsewhere. Not destroying the economy, they are trying to Rebuild the Reefs destroyed by the Ships and Warships

[@saj4u8]

It’s a good initiative for Marin life also the worse part I have seen in the video is they are vanishing the natural eco system by footing on reefs while they take care of their farm.. so this is just a making money project,, and what you selling is, the future of Indonesians,,,

[@carloscaaete]

It is VERY VERY small impact, not "vanishing a natural ecosystem". You are being exaggerated here. For several HUNDREDS of years the Indonesians have been fishing at those coral reefs, footing on them, taking fish, crabs, shrimp, oysters... where is the destruction of the enviroment?? It´s totally sustainable. Plus that, you DO know that the area showed in the video is DEAD ZONE coral reef, bleached, don´t you???

[@norbertcobangbang7878]

Where is Aquariums of the World?

[@joaozinhoxjvlogs4481]

Como se faz para importar aqui para o Brasil? Queria trazer pra cá pro Rio de Janeiro algumas espécies,

[@shridhargr2789]

Is it possible to use eco friendly supporting table to grow corals at sea ? Bcz u guys r using metal perforated steel tables .

[@OurCoralReef]

Its not necessarily steel it can be aluminum Steel would rust really bad The ocean is very hard on these things with waves and big fish so they need to be really strong

[@fajarsantoso7651]

Ka apakah di jakarta ada gerakan seperti itu ka konservasi karang

[@maryamfatima6519]

Won't it be Great if India starts Coral Farming on the Union Territories and the waters which come under our Governance to increase Economic growth and Employment. Many are Unemployed around the Coastal Areas. Since Centuries we've simply taken away Coral wherever it's found since its popular and loved , without thinking about the consequences

[@reddraken2255]

Aren't they harming the already existing natural coral reef when placing those metal tables for growing those fragments? You notice they place them over corals already there which blocks sunlight and even in the video you see them stepping over existing corals. Food for thought.

[@OurCoralReef]

The places they can put the “tables” are heavily regulated by the country Its areas that are bleached and they are trampling on dead coral Dead coral is called bleached coral because they loose there color as if they were dipped in bleach Live coral are full of vibrant color They also “plant” some of this farmed coral back into the wild to build it up again

[@KitKat-bf1hp]

It’s already dead.

[@playinragz]

Problem is color loss from farmed corals. You don’t get the brilliant colors of hard corals like in the wild.

[@OurCoralReef]

It all depends on the lighting and water quality of the farm

[@gai_ninja]

Well, it's coral farming, not coral restoring

[@OurCoralReef]

Short answer: yes its coral farming Long answer: They give back a percentage of the coral they grow and “plant” them in dead areas to regrow the reef so part of it is restoration

[@ThanhHa-fm2nw]

Can someone tell me what coral that is at 2:21?

[@wfvanwielink]

goniopora

[@utio1530]

Halo, apakah Anda tertarik untuk membicarakan kerjasama?

[@victorinodosdos7025]

what brand or name of epoxy did you used?

[@OurCoralReef]

Epoxy doesn’t stick it just fills, so use epoxy to make the shape and crazy glue gel to stick

[@victorinodosdos3019]

@@OurCoralReef thanks

[@ztous]

Barefoot

[@user-ij4gb9dh7z]

Please l ask you give me one and send it to me please

[@reddraken2255]

Using a natural reef to place metal tables to grow corals for money is wrong. You are destroying a natural reef. You notice in the video that the original reef and corals under those tables are dead, dying and receive no sunlight to assist in growth. You also see your workers trampling, walking over the natural existing reef. All in the name of profit. Shame.

[@user-ij4gb9dh7z]

Please Please please please you give me one please