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Aquatic Insects

  • 20-11-2016 4:43pm
    #1
    minktrapper
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    I am looking to keep aquatic insects that are native to our rivers in an aquarium. What would I need other than an aquarium.


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  • #2
    Sleepy
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    In all likelihood, you'll need a chiller as room temperature in Ireland is significantly warmer than the temperature of our rivers etc.


  • #3
    minktrapper
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    Sleepy wrote: »
    In all likelihood, you'll need a chiller as room temperature in Ireland is significantly warmer than the temperature of our rivers etc.

    What exactly is a chiller.


  • #4
    Sleepy
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    The opposite of a heater. It cools the water.


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