Red Sea aquaculture, clownfish, diving, Solar Lake, Eilat - Dave Grant, Sandy Hook, NJ - Brookdale College Ocean Institute, Sandy Hook, NJ

Red Sea Aquaculture and Diving,
and Solar Lake
Dave Grant

View of the aquaculture lab, fish cages, fish ponds and tour boat at Eilat where I worked culturing Mediterranean fish, Pacific shrimp and oysters, and local marine life. This is the Gulf of Aqaba, with Jordan and Saudi Arabia in the background.

Read more about aquaculture in sea cages.

A pair of clownfish defending their anemone near the aquaculture pens on the reefs at Eilat, on the Red Sea.

Spotted ray swimming near the fish pens.

Experimental cage culture of the Mediterranean bream in warmer Red Sea waters.

Solar Lake in the Sinai Desert. This hypersaline pond is a natural solar collector with waters that heat up to over 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

Anemone and shrimp.

View of the aquaculture lab, fish cages, fish ponds and tour boat at Eilat where I worked culturing Mediterranean fish, Pacific shrimp and oysters, and local marine life. This is the Gulf of Aqaba, with Jordan and Saudi Arabia in the background.
Read more about aquaculture in sea cages. A pair of clownfish defending their anemone near the aquaculture pens on the reefs at Eilat, on the Red Sea.
	Spotted ray swimming near the fish pens.
	Experimental cage culture of the Mediterranean bream in warmer Red Sea waters.
Solar Lake in the Sinai Desert. This hypersaline pond is a natural solar collector with waters that heat up to over 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
	Anemone and shrimp.