world first - onshore bluefin tuna spawned, page-5

Hey fyffee, was mulling over the significance. Anyway, here is the lead up to that PACIFIC bluefin spawn maybe,

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/11/business/energy-environment/japans-delicate-search-for-a-way-to-breed-tuna-on-an-industrial-scale.html?_r=0

Other issues as I see it were, inconsistent numbers of eggs produced (commercial viability of our SBT) and I also would assume that territorial / cannibalization, similar to ytk, would have been experienced, final straw was the cold for the remaining fingerlings.

Nocturna, Tuna are pelagic, as with the YTK. They are susceptible to sea surface temperatures and currents.

Anyway, was good to see CRC square up their bill last quarter.