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Aquariumania - Episode 59 Plug and Play Sustainability: Biota Aquariums with Kevin Gaines

from Aquariumania - Tropical Fish as Pets · host Pet Life Radio

Many decades ago, keeping marine aquariums was a logistical nightmare, a feat only for the most advanced hobbyists. Over time, technology and science overcame many of the original environmental challenges, and aquaculture offered a few alternatives to wild capture fisheries. And now, Biota Aquariums plans to take the marine aquarium hobby to a more sustainable next level. My guest today is Kevin Gaines, CEO and co-founders of Biota Aquariums. Kevin has strong roots in the aquarium hobby, and a passion for aquaculture and conservation. Join us, as Kevin shares his hopes and dreams, and the story behind Biota Aquariums. Questions or Comments? Send them to: [email protected]. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Plug and Play Sustainability: Biota Aquariums with Kevin Gaines with Dr. Roy YanongBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aquariumania-tropical-fish-as-pets--6666780/support.

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