Where our corals come from.. visiting a coral farm in Bali

Today we travel to a coral farm in Bali with Ocean Pure Solution
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Tobias Neyer
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[@sosmra]

Love this kind of video I think we take for granted how important these farms are . Also good to know that the government and the people of Bali work so hard to protect and restore corals , fish and reefs . Thank you for making this as well as your other videos of hobbyists, and aquariums.

[@dusk1947]

It's a great mariculture and conservation program. Great video highlight.

[@jaysrealreefuk]

One of the best reefing videos of 2023. Fantastic watch and great to see where our corals are grown. Is there a part 2? 👍👍👍👍

[@coralreef909]

Tobias While in Bali please checkout and do a video on Bali Aquarich, home of the captive bred Angelfish scene. Wen Ping Su is an absolute genius in the field of breeding fish of the pomacanthidae family,Marine angelfish. Many industry first have happened at Bali Aquarich. The late Jake Adams brought Bali Aquarich to light in his articles for reef builders. Wen ping Su‘s latest offering are pure bred Emperor Angelfish pomacanthus imperator. It took him eleven years to successfully be able to breed this species of angelfish.

[@deadbrother5355]

What a cool idea for a video. Your channel is inspiring.

[@mybeachshack]

Thank you, Sir. Your unique filmed contribution to the reefing community is most valuable and appreciated world-wide. Live long, Prosper, and happy reef-keeping❕📸🌴❤️

[@ou812reefing]

Your videos never fail always informative so very inspirational in every way thanks for sharing 👍🍻

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@yudhiprasetyo5427]

In my country, SPS corals are only 8 dollars, but aquarium lighting equipment and other things are very expensive

[@masiehmitra8273]

I always love your videos for their good sound and picture quality and also the choice of the beautiful and unique tanks. But with this video, I have to say, you hit the next level. It’s content is more relevant and important for all of us. Keep up the good work and enjoy Bali!

[@beatskopfhorer-reparaturse8020]

Wow. Was für tolle Aufnahmen. DU bist eine Bereicherung für die Meerwasser-Community.

[@lorenzospina3174]

I love your channel my friend ❤.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you buddy! 🙏

[@user-tq9dj5mp3n]

Nice

[@estebanjc1]

Thanks for sharing with Us Like 294.

[@officialthird7268]

I went to Bali last year and the corals that grow there are breath taking especially Nusa Penida. I saw many sps, softies, sponges, plate corals in all different corals. Some that I’ve never seen in the trade. I miss it so much that I started a small nano reef that I’m cycling can’t wait to drop some coral in.

[@hannahespy6234]

What a great video! It is nice to have a better understanding and appreciation for where coral comes from and the travel that you do!

[@wyliecoyote1696]

Love your channel; always informative! :)

[@queencityreefs]

Absolute incredible episode my friend. Great job! 🙏💯👌🔥✌️

[@sgbbco3981]

Amazing trip and content to share with us. Appreciate everything you do. It's my dream to visit some coral farms and that part of the Pacific.

[@kaileyg3947]

Very cool Video!!!! It is so importand to show projrcts like this.

[@muamargadavi715]

Welcome my country brow🎉

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much!

[@pelagicswimmer]

I'm off to Bali next month, I will look these guys up, great video 👍

[@seafriendlyreef]

Wow I wish you a great time! 😍

[@ankermeehr]

Good Video und ein echt Tolles Vorschaubild 😊😊

[@bluerider0988]

This was good. I'd like to see an in depth version of this video. I'd definitely watch. I'm also curious about the low lighting. Do you know numbers wise what kind of par they are keeping the LPS under?.

[@thomasdirocco]

Informative video Tobias! So the SPS mother colonies are grown out in the ocean and the LPS/soft corals are grown indoors?

[@aquarismoepescaria8785]

Top mano 👏👏👏

[@willrogers7443]

You need to come to Australia mate 👍

[@jamiewood4280]

Toby, when you swim under water did you ever see any aquarium pests like aiptasia or bubble algae. I am wondering how common they are in the oceans.

[@cnpunck]

hello wangi hello yusuf🎉

[@EugeneRu777]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@einsteindrieu]

💜💜🛸🛸💜💜

[@hons9406]

Japanese drop Nuclear contaminated water ito the ocean,and lots of people don’t know that

[@rhombifer566]

His name is 2 man 👨🏻 coo🤔

[@berndstromberg2384]

Moin, ich würde das alles sehr gerne glauben, da ich selbst ein kleines Meerwasseraquarium habe. Robert Marc Lehmann war auch in Bali und ist interessanterweise zu einem ganz anderen Schluss gekommen. Mich fände einen direkten Erfahrungsaustausch zwischen euch interessant. Wird hier eher eine Art Greenwashing betrieben oder ist das wirklich alles so top in Bali, wie es hier dargestellt wird. Hier der Link zum kritischen Bali-Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYrcpH-JjtmoZ6c

[@seafriendlyreef]

Moin Bernd, leider hat er meine Kommentare unter seinem Video gelöscht und ist nicht bereit für einen Austausch. Mein Freund Izzi spricht mein Video hier auf Roberts Video an: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWnchJSgj6x8oZYsi=gfciF_2sSBXBcrRi

[@berndstromberg2384]

Hi Tobi, vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort. Habe mich sehr drüber gefreut, da ich deine Videos immer gerne ansehe. Dass Robert nicht antwortet und Kommentare löscht, finde ich nicht gut, da er ja selbst für Dialog und Aufklärung steht. Mir persönlich geht es darum, selbst zu verstehen, wie nachhaltig unser Hobby eigentlich ist. Wenn ich am Elphinstone-Riff in Ägypten entlangtauche und Millionen von Fahnenbarschen sehe, würde ich erst mal meinen, dass es nicht schadet, wenn man da ein paar Tausend entnimmt. Auch Korallen sollten in einem Riff schnell regeneriert werden, wenn man das Ganze rücksichtsvoll macht. Aber meine eigenen Erfahrungen in Entwicklungsländern zeigen auch, dass man sich um Nachhaltigkeit nicht zwangsläufig Gedanken macht, wenn es um das Überleben der Familie geht. Dass auf dem Transport viele Fische sterben, ist, glaube ich kein Geheimnis. Gibt es eigentlich Siegel oder anerkannte Zertifikate für einen nachhaltigen Handel mit Meerestieren? Ist es für dich okay, wenn ich dein Video bei Robert M. Lehmann verlinke? Vielleicht muss man es einfach von anderer Seite aus nochmal versuchen.

[@berndstromberg2384]

Ah. Vielen Dank für den Link. Der ist sehr hilfreich und zeigt, dass da auch schon Austausch stattgefunden hat.

[@starseed2168]

Glück gehabt das du nicht mit im Video bist, du hättest da meiner Meinung nach mit reingehört als Teil des Problems kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYrcpH-JjtmoZ6csi=x25FqUEHciCL4J6C

[@seafriendlyreef]

Du bist eine peinliche Nummer 😂 Wir haben so viele Probleme auf der Welt und du gehst einen KZbinr an, der sich neben der Aquaristik Hauptsächlich um Umweltschutz kümmert. Deine schwarz/weiß Denke bringt dich im Leben nicht weiter und du solltest anfangen deine Zeit nicht mit dem Schreiben von solch unqualifizierten Kommentaren zu verbringen, sondern auch mal aufstehen um was zu bewirken. Brauchst hier garnicht weiterkommentierten ernsthaft 😂

[@user-wz4me6rf9k]

While I see the good intentions you have, I don’t get real insights. If you want to show what the real influence of the hobby is show numbers (exported corals per genus vs growth rates or something in that direction), but I guess we would all know the result.. And I have to say some things are a bit ridiculous, 2 times a year planting corals back and 363 times harvesting them, sounds a bit like eating 1 week per year vegan to promote animal rights.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Nope maybe you have to watch the video again. It is right, that they bring motheranimals from the farm to the reefs „only“ two times a year. But also the farms itself are creating an environment for many species permanently.

[@user-wz4me6rf9k]

@@seafriendlyreef and those “environments” are processed later to harvest corals again, right? My point is just that I think we don’t need to greenwash our hobby. It’s like driving a car (even electric ones), we all accept that it’s not good for the environment no matter how you turn it but we still do it and I think it’s the same with reefing. It’s not nice to take fish and corals from tropical waters and we would be better off if we don’t do it. But we (or I) still do it, because for the love of the hobby. What we should rather do is to take a conscious decision on which coral and what fish are we buying, instead of trying to make it look like it has a positive impact on the environment.

[@adamwilson7876]

Scammer !!

[@nikoljakom]

Hello, I’m watching your channel, everything is very cool. I’m a sailor from Ukraine, you know we’re at war, but there are still a few sailors who hold on and maintain their aquarium, although it’s very difficult. Maybe it’s possible to help with some old equipment or even salt, we We will be very grateful!!!!!

[@seafriendlyreef]

Hey man, please write via email!