... multiple specific freshwater newsgroups. rec.aquaria.marine.misc Topics specific to...marine aquaria which do not fit into one of the more...appropriate in another newsgroup. rec.aquaria.freshwater.cichlids All topics related...you grow Echinodorus horemanii?'' rec.aquaria.marine.reefs The fundamental division...controversial issues. Threads on rec.aquaria.* are open uncensored conversations between...

... multiple specific freshwater newsgroups. rec.aquaria.marine.misc Topics specific to...marine aquaria which do not fit into one of the more...appropriate in another newsgroup. rec.aquaria.freshwater.cichlids All topics related...you grow Echinodorus horemanii?'' rec.aquaria.marine.reefs The fundamental division...controversial issues. Threads on rec.aquaria.* are open uncensored conversations between...

Freshwater Aquaria : Their Construction,Arrangement & Management ,by the Rev. Gregory C Bateman,profusely illustrated.Undated by I would guess to be early 1900s. VGC 352 pages. Absolutely splendid illustrated manual on the traditional method of keeping of aquaria , packed with period illustrations and hugely comprehensive. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=...

... that it will remove all medications from the water. All that out of the way now ... this might be the way I'd go (at least before dropping to copper in freshwater aquaria.) However, all snails, plants and salt sensitive fish (such as Corydoras, etc) must be removed first: http://www.skepticalaquarist.com/docs/health/salt.shtml And, as the article points out, this is the "...

... about 200 others who are on the dive roster there and spend a full day every other week diving to feed animals, clean exhibits and make presentations to the public. Most major aquaria in the US also have volunteer dive programs. I know other divers who volunteer their time to do oyster restoration, underwater archaeology, underwater debris cleanup and other services....

... about 200 others who are on the dive roster there and spend a full day every other week diving to feed animals, clean exhibits and make presentations to the public. Most major aquaria in the US also have volunteer dive programs. I know other divers who volunteer their time to do oyster restoration, underwater archaeology, underwater debris cleanup and other services. It's ...

... about 200 others who are on the dive roster there and spend a full day every other week diving to feed animals, clean exhibits and make presentations to the public. Most major aquaria in the US also have volunteer dive programs. cool I know other divers who volunteer their time to do oyster restoration, underwater archaeology, underwater debris cleanup and other services....

... with about 200 others who are on the dive roster there and spend a full day every other week diving to feed animals, clean exhibits and make presentations to the public. Most major aquaria in the US also have volunteer dive programs. I know other divers who volunteer their time to do oyster restoration, underwater archaeology, underwater debris cleanup and other services. It's one of the...

...saw it on discovery channel I think. it was a big hydro lettuce grow with talipia(?) in the tanks. Closed cycle bioponic system. Lots of research going on in Egypt with tilapia, where the species is native. Barley straw is reported to kill algae in aquaria or hydroponic tanks -- http://ohioline.osu.edu/a-fact/0012.html Maybe you could make algicidal filters out of the stuff?

...saw it on discovery channel I think. it was a big hydro lettuce grow with talipia(?) in the tanks. Closed cycle bioponic system. Lots of research going on in Egypt with tilapia, where the species is native. Barley straw is reported to kill algae in aquaria or hydroponic tanks -- http://ohioline.osu.edu/a-fact/0012.html Maybe you could make algicidal filters out of the stuff?