The Aquarium Its Inhabitants, Structure, and Management (Classic Reprint)

We believe their extension will be greater, on this account, than those people imagine who hold they will share the fate of spelling bees, c. That they are a popular means of education none will deny, and the success they have everywhere met with leads us to hope they are serving a good purpose. This little volume is intended as a handbook or popular manual to our public aquaria, so as to render them still more effective as a means of education. Their history, construction, and principles of management have been briefly described, as also the natural history of the chief animals which have been more or less successfully acclimatised.
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