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October 21, 2015
Dan Monceaux’s submission to the Development Assessment Commission regarding Oceanic Victor’s marine aquarium proposal
To the Secretary, members of the Development Assessment Commission and any interested parties, Please accept my personal submission in response to development number 010/V030/15 – a proposal for the development of an “in sea marine aquarium in Encounter Bay” made by Oceanic Victor Pty Ltd. I am providing this submission in two parts. The first is a response to newly... Read morePosted in Marine aquaria, Pollution, Submissions to Government | By Dan Monceaux
August 7, 2015
Dan Monceaux’s submission in response to Oceanic Victor proposal
DISCLAIMER: The views expressed below are the personal views of the author. To PIRSA Aquaculture, Please find attached my submission in response to Oceanic Victor‘s pilot lease application to establish a sea cage aquaculture tourism operation near Granite Island in Encounter Bay, South Australia. I am linking a number of additional files to support the presence of protected species in the vicinity... Read morePosted in Aquaculture, Bony fishes, Marine aquaria, Pinnipeds, Whales & Dolphins | By Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.
June 30, 1997
Second Valley MLSSA Club Dive, 20th April, 1997
The destination for the monthly MLSSA club dive was Second Valley. Unfortunately, only Jonathon and I could go for a dive on this particular day (20th April), but it turned out to be a rewarding dive in very nice weather. Jonathon had heard that the diving out from the north end of the beach was meant to be good, so... Read morePosted in Marine aquaria, Syngnathids | By Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.
February 1, 1997
Growing Macro Algae in the Aquarium and the Problem of Phosphorous
Nobody in MLSSA to the best of my knowledge has grown macro algae in an aquarium virtually from scratch. What usually happens is that large amounts are collected, placed in the aquarium where they slowly decay, possibly after a period of some growth, with the tips going white. This does not have to be the case. I believe I am... Read morePosted in Marine aquaria | By Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.