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Aquaur keeping compares— very well with.most Other hobbies ,aS
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far as Costs are concerned. The initial“outlay can be a fair amount but
running expenses are‘usually very reasonable, although subject, of
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course, to the capabilities and fancies of the individual. Some aquaristS
like to offset costs by the Sale of fishes bred, or plants grown,
this is usually only economical f0r the larger fishkeeping enterprise,._g
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To conclude this introduction it should be repeated that fish -—
keeping should be a happy involvement, not a labour nor a source_of " Ï
constant worry,
and the best way
to achieve this is.to provide the
fishes with a” suitable environment Whichcan be set up and
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strâightforward and uncomplicated manner.