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Tim Miller-Morgan

Aquatic Veternarian

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Tim Miller-Morgan Courses

ATOLL PRO: Aquaculture, Aquaponics, Zebrafish, and more

$84.99

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Most Recent Review

Probably a seventh grade level course that has been cut and pasted with info from different sources. Too basic a course if you're interested in entertaining a commercial production facility. I gave it a revised and generous 3 stars but to be honest, you'll not get plan design considerations, water flow (fluid dynamics), vendor info, challenges in on-going systems, RAS, CRAS design, costs and other detailed challenges in today's environment. AI is also lacking. I'm not interested in aquaponics so I skipped that piece. You may buy it to help their 503c but my learning was 0 and I know Israel and Turkey are having many breakthroughs in aquaculture as off late but no info given. This course is not to the level I expected. Should be 1 star if you're serious about entertaining the possibility
- Review by Gustavo Haedo on ATOLL PRO: Aquaculture, Aquaponics, Zebrafish, and more

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Instructor Bio

Dr. Miller-Morgan has 30 years of experience in aquatic animal medicine and husbandry. The last 16 years have been primarily focused on fish and aquatic invertebrates. He is currently an aquatic veterinarian working in Newport, Oregon, USA. He is based at the Hatfield Marine Science Center (HMSC), a major marine research institution associated with Oregon State University. He serves as a clinical veterinarian for aquatic animals at Oregon State University and for fish and invertebrates at the adjacent Oregon Coast Aquarium. He is also an extension veterinarian with Oregon Sea Grant Extension. In this capacity he provides outreach, education and clinical services to the ornamental fish industry. Dr. Miller-Morgan is also an assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Aquatics Section Head at the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at Oregon State University, College of Veterinary Medicine. Here he teaches courses in fish medicine and health management and coordinates the aquatic health services at the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. He is also the co-creator and an instructor with the Aquarium Science Program at Oregon Coast Community College in Newport. This unique program trains husbandry professionals for work in public aquaria, research laboratories, aquaculture facilities and the ornamental fish industry.