08:30 - 09:00 - Keynote speakers: Scientific engagement
A scientific and technological commitment to marine biodiversity
- Bruno David, President of Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle
- Pierre Bahurel, CEO Mercator Ocean
Session 3 - 09:00 - 10:15
Reproduction
09:00
Trials in the production of Catostylus tagi (Haeckel, 1869)
Hugo Batista
Oceanario de Lisboa, Portugal
09:15
Virtual presentation: Observation of Mating Behavior of Spinetail Devilray in Aquaria
Itsuki Kiyatake
Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, Japan
09:30
Breeding and Rearing of the Black-tailed Antenna Ray (Plesiotrygon nana) – a rarely kept species
Fabian Schmidt
Zoo Basel, Switzerland
09:45
Captive Breeding of Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas)
Hui Liu
HHAn Entertainment Group Chengdu Haichang Polar Ocean Park, China
10:00
Development of a breeding sector for aquatic organisms: French aquariums are mobilizing!
Dominique Barthelemy
Oceanopolis, France
10:15 - 10:45 - Coffee break and poster session
Session 4 - 10:45 - 12:30
Reproduction
10:45
Virtual presentation: Research on Artificial Breeding and Domestication of Gentoo Penguin Based on Artificial Incubation
Bo Yang
Cube Oceanarium Sea World, China
11:00
Leopard shark (Triakis semifasciata) reproduction in captivity : hormonal, ultrasonographic and growth follow-up
Pierre-Marie Boitard
Filiavet & Nausicaa, France
11:15
Virtual presentation: First Breeding of Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta caretta) in China
Bin Wang
HHAn Entertainment Group Qingdao Haichang Polar Ocean Park, China
11:30
Husbandry and breeding of the spotted ratfish (Hydrolagus colliei) at Planet Ocean Montpellier – France
Nicolas Hirel
Planet Ocean Montpellier, France
11:45
Enrichment potential of live microalgae-based diets on the nutritional profile of calanoid copepods (Acartia tonsa) versus rotifers (Brachionus plicatilis)
Andrea Martino
Acquario di Genova, Italy
12:00
Crocodiles – Potential in Aquaria
Fabian Schmidt
Zoo Basel, Switzerland
12:15
Towards the development of sustainable coral reef fish collections
Samantha Guillaume
Zoological Society of London, United Kingdom
Session 5 - 14:00 - 15:45
Conservation
14:00
Reflections on a decade of ex situ broadcast coral spawning and is potential for research and up-scaling reef restoration practises.
Jamie Craggs
Horniman Museum and Gardens, United Kingdom
14:15
Engaging Aquarium Scientists in Global Shark Conservation through the IUCN Shark Specialist Group’s Aquarium Working Group
Michael Farquhar
Two Oceans Aquarium, South Africa
14:30
The World Coral Conservatoire: a Noah’s ark for corals and reef ecosystems
Olivier Brunel
Musée Océanographique de Monaco, Monaco
14:45
A Roadmap to Securing Coral Biodiversity
Mary Hagedorn
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, USA
15:45 - 16:15 - Coffee break and poster session
Session 6 - 16 :15 - 18:00
Example of positive collaborations with aquariums
16:15
A New Paradigm in Fish Transport
Joao Correia
Flying Sharks, Portugal
16:30
Rhina ancylostoma: a most complex transport, for all the wrong reasons!
Joao Correia
Flying Sharks, Portugal
16:45
Microalgae as live feeds for larval nutrition in ornamental aquarium
Freddy Guinéheuf
SAS Inalve, France
17:00
Public Aquariums and the SECORE Network: Cutting-edge Technology for Coral Reef Enhancement and Conservation
Dirk Petersen
SECORE International, USA
17:15
Diving into a world of data: Presenting the Fish Species Knowledge Index Initiative (SKI)
Rikke Oegelund Nielsen
Species360 Conservation Science Alliance, Denmark
17:30
Flow Modeling via computational fluids dynamics (CFD) studies on a case study : Moray Eel Tank
Dogukan Mizrak
MAT Filtration Technologies, Turkey
17:45