Any1 watching great barrier reef on discovery Chanel?

[kjamaya]

Watching it and learned something new. Late spring early summer during a particular phase of the moon for 2 days corals release eggs and sperm. What I find fascinating is that the "baby corals" can swim by moving tiny hairs on their body in the direction they want to head. When they land on an area that they want to be they attach themselves and turn into a polyp.

 

This is when you gotta love Tevo..

[surf&turf]

I was watching, awesome show!!

[jimlin]

i like the war scene between two coral colonies.

[CaptainRon]

I managed to catch most of it - the warring corals were pretty cool to watch.

[surf&turf]

I was amazed where the pearl fish like to sleep.

[linkfalcon]

Same here lol

 

[Curtis Scott]

I watched it, it was awesome!

[Tom9]

Watched with my 6 and 9 year old. They have now decided my tank should look more like the great barrier reef.

[ExoticReefCreations]

Really enjoyed it as well. I liked the low tide scene with the acro colonies excreting muscus as a means of "sunscreen"

[MBVette]

Anyone know if they are going to rebroadcast it? I only saw the first half and had to go out, and didn't think to dvr the rest.

[kjamaya]

Same here I didn't DVr it but I figured as much as I love movies why not buy the show on DVD as I love the hobby.

[smallreef]

It comes back on on Jan. 5th...

[jimlin]

you can probably watch it on you tube as well.

[MBVette]

It comes back on on Jan. 5th...

 

You sure, I don't see it in my guide.

[LCDRDATA]

I first saw it a couple months ago, I'm pretty sure it's something they rebroadcast on a continuing basis. Agree it is a really great program.

Edited December 30, 2012 by LCDRDATA