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The hobby of keeping fish in aquaria has attracted anincreasing
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gathered momentum in recent years.ln particular, there have been
many advances in the-technology which enables life—forms
tropical zones — freshwater and marine — to be kept in good health
in an environment which has been artificially created. Whileit has
long been possible tokeep many species of exotic fishes and to bteed '_Ï“
from them, great dedication and ‘considerable skill have been required
to achieve success. The wide range of equipment now available to
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assist the aquarist in his endeavours can make this task much easier
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although dedication and skill still remain requisites of paramount
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importance and should not be regarded as dispensable in lieu of
technology.
Faced with such aplethora of technological aids for better and
easier fishkeeping, Tony Jenno has been prompted to write this !
book which will help the aquarist to understand the
these pieces of equipment and to Exploit them to their
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advantage.
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The field covered is a Wide one, ranging from
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routinepra'ctice, but it is dealt with in a step—by—step faShion and1n
& style Which c0mpêls comprehehsi0n. A work
of thiskind is
needed and will afford relief to many a frustrated aqüarist,
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Laurence E. Perkins
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Editor, Aquqrz°st and Pondkeeper
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