http://www.geoaquarium.org/ This is a video of the removal of the immature baby shark from the natural egg case and transfer to a clear plastic incubator for the remainder of the developmental process. It will be kept in dimmed lighting until maturity is reached. The egg case is about 11 weeks old now and the outside
Tag: Brown banded Bamboo Shark Profile
Baby Bamboo Shark, Baby Shark Egg Case, Bamboo Shark, Birth of a Shark, GeoAquarium, Shark on Banded Bamboo Shark Egg Case – Day 14
This is week three of the project and the Bamboo shark embryo has grown. The eyes are defined and the head section is larger – large gill strands. The body is thick, the mouth underneath is formed and the tail has developed the fins. You can notice the difference when compared to the video from
Baby Bamboo Shark, Baby Shark Egg Case, Bamboo Shark, Birth of a Shark, GeoAquarium, Shark on Banded Bamboo Shark Egg Case – Day 7
http://www.geoaquarium.org/ This is week two of the project and the Bamboo shark embryo has grown. The eyes are defined and the head section is larger. The body and tail is also thicker. You can notice the difference when compared to the video from just one week ago when I first started the project. This is
Baby Bamboo Shark, Baby Shark Egg Case, Bamboo Shark, Birth of a Shark, GeoAquarium, Shark on Brown Banded Bamboo Shark Profile
Brown Banded Bamboo Shark Profile By Stan & Debbie Hauter Identification: Family: Hemiscyllidae | Scientific Name: Chiloscyllium punctatum (Muller & Henle, 1838) Other Common Names: It is because the barbels at the mouth that look like a cat’s whiskers this shark is known as a Cat Shark, also named a Brown-Banded, Banded, Brown-Spotted, Black Banded,