Marine Life Captivity

What factors are most important to successfully raise marine life from birth/hatching in captivity?

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Blog 4: Interview Preparation

1.  Who do you plan to interview?  Why?
I plan to interview Andres, a staff member at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. I want to interview him because he's been working at the Aquatic Nursery for many years and is an expert raising fish and other marine life from birth. He's the guy you want to go to if you need to know about marine life in captivity. While I've been working at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium's nursery, I've learned a lot from him, he's probably been the most helpful.
 

2.  You have to ask 5 questions.  What additional questions do you plan to ask?  Ask open-ended questions.  What are open-ended questions?  
Why did you go into this career? Like, what about it caught your interrest?
Where else have you worked and how have the experiences there helped prepare you for your job now?
What, in your opinion, is the best benefit of raising fish in captivity?
Why is it so difficult to breed White Abalone?
What do you guys do with excess fish? Ex. Release them into the wild, give them to other aquariums, etc....

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