KeyAtoll
Experiences of an
Aquarium Hobbyist
The Angel Cipher
The Angel Cipher provides the meaning of images and sections of an aquatic life card into English
Threats
Origin
Climate Change
Wild Caught
Wild Collecting
Aquacultured
Genetic Diversity
Ultra-low, risk to survival
Low, diseases pose a threat
Low-medium, risk of deformities
Unknown
Medium local diversity
Medium diversity
Medium high diversity
High diversity
Very high diversity
Sex
Female
Male
Wild Population Status
Least Concerned
Near Threatened
Vulnerable
Endangered
Critically Endangered
Extinct in the Wild
Extinct
Data Deficient
Not Evaluated
Stage
Spawning
Adult
Juvenile
Larva
Embryo
Eggs
Size
3
The icon refers to size and the number indicates the length in inches
Estimated Carbon Foot Print
The icon refers to estimated carbon foot print based upon the number of transportation hops using fossil fuels.
For example, the number 4 means an estimated 4 fossil fuels transportation vehicles were used for delivery. Such as pickup vehicle to airport, airplane to destination, delivery vehicle to local holding facility, holding facility to customer.
It does not include the carbon foot print used in holding facilities.
Food Eater Type
Meat eater
Both makes an Omnivore
Vegetarian eater
Native Waters
The letters in the icon are an abbreviation to an amazing location or region in the world. WCP is the abbreviation for Western Central Pacific. A map related to the native waters listed on the published trading cards, with related details, will be published in May of 2022. :)
Heart
The heart is about what the fish, coral or invertebrate loves to do.
Wild Environment
The section next to this icon describes the wild environment of the fish, coral, invertebrate or plant.
KeyAtoll Map
The KeyAtoll map description provides the name of the exhibit building where the fish, coral, invertebrate or plant lives.
KeyAtoll Species Aquaculture Status
The KeyAtoll Species Aquaculture Status is a goal meter. Each white letter represents a level of achievement by staff of the KeyAtoll Aquaculture team. Each red letter is a desired level. Below are descriptions of level.
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GD - Genetic diversity of the aquacultured species is achieved
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A - The aquacultured species has reached adulthood
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J - The aquacultured species has reached juvenile size
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L - The aquacultured species has reached larval stage
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EB - The aquacultured species has reached embryo stage
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E - The aquacultured species has produced fertilized eggs
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B -- The aquacultured species is breeding
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S - The KeyAtoll resident is successfully surviving
Reproduction Type
Pelagic spawning - The eggs are released and fertilized in the open water column and the eggs being very buoyant float to where the current takes them.
Egg layer - The eggs are laid and fertilized on a rock, coral, plant or any other surface selected by the species.
Live Bearer - The young are born alive, free swimming and eat on their own.
Danger to Humans
Dangerous to humans - The level of danger varies by species from requiring some medical attention to potentially lethal contact.
Not dangerous to humans.
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