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Riddle, D. (2012). Aquarium lighting: moonlight - a concise review of its spectrum, intensity, photoperiod, and relationship to coral and fish spawning. Advanced Aquarist, XI, Added by: Sarina (2013-06-21 12:52:38) |
Resource type: Journal Article BibTeX citation key: Riddle2012 View all bibliographic details ![]() |
Categories: Englisch = English Keywords: Mond = Moon, Pflanzen = Plants, Spektrum = Spectrum Creators: Riddle Collection: Advanced Aquarist |
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Abstract |
Moonlight is thought to play an important role in timing reproductive cycles of many coral and fish species. In corals, lunar cycles set the date of spawning, while the time of onset of darkness fine tunes the cycle and decide the hour and minute (then a release of hormones into the water induces mass spawning). Lunar periodicity seems to play a role in timing of reproduction among at least some fish species. It seems apparent that different taxa are affected differently by altered moon phases, if only temporarily.
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