Sentence examples for common aquarium from inspiring English sources

N. eques, N. beckfordi, and N. marginatus are common aquarium species.

New research shows that the male Trinidadian guppy (Poecilia reticulata), the ancestor of the common aquarium resident, can become a father long after death.

And now, with "The Ocean At Home: An Illustrated History of the Aquarium" (Reaktion Books/ University of Chicago Press 168 pp., $29 paper) he turns to the common aquarium and finds an electrifying nexus of human obsessions — with cabinets and curiosities, a passion for exploration and scientific discovery and an abiding fear of (and love for) the ocean.

Upturned clay pots and other common aquarium additions can also be added to create hiding spots.

Fin rot is a common aquarium ailment whose symptoms look like its name suggests: decaying, dirty-looking fins that seem to be falling apart and sometimes swelling at the base of the fin.

250 watts bulbs will suit most common aquariums except for the deeper ones where 400 w bulbs provide more light penetration.The color spectrum of the bulbs (expressed in color temperature in Kelvins) is a matter of personal preference.

The problem with goldfish stems from the facts that they have different care requirements than the types of tropical fish that are most common in aquariums today.

Common in the aquarium trade, the coral catshark is regarded as well-suited to home aquariums because of its small size, hardiness, and attractive appearance.

Fish were kept in a common re-circulating aquarium system with controlled temperature and salinity of 20°C, 15 ppt salinity for one year before experiments.

Guppies, mollies, swordtails, and platies are probably the most common live-bearing aquarium species.

(The lionfish is very common in home aquariums).