Unfortunately, none survive probably due to predation. The reef system supports some fish and a variety of corals and other invertebrates with moderate to above average success. Many of the soft corals proliferate. Shrimp eggs have been observed. Invertebrate display consisting primarily of mollusks including gastropods, clams, octopus, and squid.
Many specimens are difficult to maintain in captivity for prolonged periods.
Several instances of reproduction among different mollusks produced eggs which never developed. One octopus which was impregnated before capturing, laid many eggs and successfully protected them until hatching. All of the young died within two weeks, although it was attributed to nutritional reasons. The mother octopus also died shortly thereafter which is common among these cephalopods. Lifeforms consisting of mostly sharks and Teleosts.