Bioluminescence in corals/sea life?

[Mr. Microscope]

I've never come across this in all my research, but has anyone ever heard of any bioluminescent corals or sea life that could be kept in an aquarium? It would be cool to have something glowing in the dark. I'm sure it would cost a fortune though.

[TJ_Burton]

I've never come across this in all my research, but has anyone ever heard of any bioluminescent corals or sea life that could be kept in an aquarium? It would be cool to have something glowing in the dark. I'm sure it would cost a fortune though.

 

I am not positive on this, but Flashlight fish may have bioluminescent capabilities.

LiveAquaria has them: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Di...amp;pCatId=1156

[jeremai]

send a pm to the moderator 'RayWhisperer'. he was looking into this a looooong time ago, may have some insight.

[Mr. Microscope]

I am not positive on this, but Flashlight fish may have bioluminescent capabilities.

LiveAquaria has them: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Di...amp;pCatId=1156

Yes, you're right. I forgot about flashlight fish.

[doctaq]

i think some kinds of jellyfish and squid luminescesse or whatever but they cant really be kept in our tanks unfortunateley

[cruzH20polo]

I had some friends take cultured Noctiluca, an biolum dinoflag,

put them into a mesocosom tube, and then but it on top of a sub and had a music activated strobe light

prob not what your looking for, but if you can't find anything else

[Jacobnano]

Check this out

[zjharva]

at the beach theres bioluminescent plankton that lit up as the water was turbulent and as you stepped across the surf. only animal ive heard of in an aquarium is the flashlight fish

[Mr. Microscope]

Check this out

Cool. That might make a fun side hobby. Thanks for the link!