Marine Aquaria |
Wet Thumb is the feature on Marine Aquaria. In a series of articles for Glaucus, we explore the keeping of British marine life in tanks at home. Advanced advice on general aspects on 'Native Marine Aquaria' as well as in-depth reports on individual species in captivity are included.
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Aquarium at Adur World Oceans Day 2002
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Examples of some of the
subjects covered are included below:
- Aquarium Species Suitability Classifications
- Biological Recording (Marine Aquaria for)
- Educational Aquarium
- Environmental Health: Temperature Requirements
- (Including brief guidelines for aquarists without a cooler)
- Equipment Checklist
- Marine Aquarium Supplement (Vernal 1993 issue of Glaucus)
- Maintenance of the Marine Aquarium
- Millport Biological Station Supplies
- Oxygen Budget
- Oxygen in Seawater at Different Temperatures
- Seashore Aquariologist
- Sea Temperatures (Surface, NE Atlantic)
- Temperature Control (including coolers).
- Ten Commonly Kept Species
- World Oceans Day
LINKSScotland, West (Davy Holt's Temperate Marine Aquarium)
Algae in a Home Aquarium
Monicha Landøy, Flore, Norway 1999
EMail: monlan@online.no
In-depth Species Featured (Aquarium Suitability)
- Blenny, Lipophrys pholis
- Hermit Crabs (Aquarium Notes)
- Lesser Octopus, Eledone cirrhosa.
- Lobster's Meal Time (BMLSS Scotland)
- Plumose Anemone, Metridium senile
- Terror of the Rock Pool
- Tompot Blenny, Parablennius gattorugine
- Young Bass in a Home Aquarium
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