- Location
- Union County, NJ
I am a college student and will be going on a biology research trip to the island of St. John this spring break. Part of the trip includes me doing independent research while down there. (an experiment that can be set up and observed over a few days)
Being a coral freak i was obviously planning on doing something with coral.
I just recently thought of recording the amount of bioflourencence corals give off when exposed to light at different wavelengths (i.e. 450nm etc).
My first question is if anyone knows of diving lights at different spectrums? (ive only seen white diving flashlights)
And if anyone has any suggestions or cool experiment ideas feel free to post. (experiment can be with marine organism and any variables [just has to be relativly simple and over short period of time])
look forward to hear what ideas you guys have
Being a coral freak i was obviously planning on doing something with coral.
I just recently thought of recording the amount of bioflourencence corals give off when exposed to light at different wavelengths (i.e. 450nm etc).
My first question is if anyone knows of diving lights at different spectrums? (ive only seen white diving flashlights)
And if anyone has any suggestions or cool experiment ideas feel free to post. (experiment can be with marine organism and any variables [just has to be relativly simple and over short period of time])
look forward to hear what ideas you guys have
