clove oil
Roger B Griffis
Roger.B.Griffis at noaa.gov
Fri Apr 12 14:49:42 EDT 2002
Clove oil is a powerful sedative on crustaceans. Don't know anything about
its use in the field, but understand photographers use it to sedate
crustaceans for professional grade, close-up photos because it sedates
without effecting color patterns (= motionless subject in full natural color
patterns). No idea what other effects might be, or how long the effect
lasts.
Craig Lilyestrom wrote:
> If anyone has information about the potential effect of clove oil (as
> used as an aid to collection of reef fish specimens) on corals or
> other marine organisms, I would appreciate your sharing it with me.
> If it has no negative effect, of course I'd like to know that also.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Craig
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