Discover observations shared by fish keepers and citizen scientists documenting aquatic-animal behaviour and communication.
Compare behaviours, learn from other observations and contribute your own.
A short look at what a shared Community observation looks like on AquaCoda.
photoExample observationAfrican dwarf frog
Two African dwarf frogs were observed displaying freezed body postures in front of the tank during spontaneous social interaction.
AquaCoda Community is built around real observations, shared with care.
Photos, videos, sound recordings and written observations of spontaneous aquatic-animal behaviour.
Shared observations help participants compare behaviour across different animals, species and environments.
Share respectfully, protect animal welfare and describe only what you observed.
Every media type is welcome — as long as it captures spontaneous behaviour.
Capture a moment of posture, colouring or a specific behaviour.
Short clips showing movement, interaction or communication.
Hydrophone or ambient recordings of aquatic-animal vocalisations.
Only share behaviour recorded without provoking, stressing or disturbing the animal.
Your observation may help others recognise and compare aquatic-animal behaviour.
