| An attempt was made in Europe to build
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| | filtration, oxygenation, temperature
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| saltwater aquariums, but the first real
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| | control, lighting, and plumbing is highly
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| trend-setter was Marineland, near Saint
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| | sophisticated and, the consideration of
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| Augustine, Florida, in 1938. Seaquarium,
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| | toxicity is paramount.
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| Miami, is a similar marine life exhibit
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| | The water supply must be pollution-free,
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| with a huge tank of 1,000,000 gallons.
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| | with no sewage, chemicals, or industrial
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| Saltwater aquariums, or oceanariums or
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| | wastes. There must adequate oxygen and
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| seaquariums as they're often referred to,
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| | nitrogen super-saturation must be avoided
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| represent a new dimension in
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| | at all costs. In recirculating systems,
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| reality-viewing as they allow spectators
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| | water treatment must not only ensure
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| to actually observe, often large,
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| | water clarity, but also the purification
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| deep-sea fish like shark, dolphins, and
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| | of metabolic wastes to prevent
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| whales almost in their natural habitat.
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| | over-acidity.
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| In addition, their authenticity is
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| | Natural seawater is obviously easier to
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| enhanced by having little or no
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| | supply, but, inevitably, marine organisms
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| separation between the different species
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| | such as barnacles, and mussels intrude
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| as in the ocean proper. The Sea World
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| | into the system, necessitating
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| aquariums in San Diego, for example, are
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| | alternative plumbing systems to flush
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| home to over 15,000 specimens of fish,
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| | them out. A viable alternative is
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| including one of the world's largest
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| | artificial seawater, which excludes
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| collections of sharks, while Sea World in
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| | pollutants, and alien organisms,
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| San Antonio has the world's largest
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| | including those which cause disease.
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| marine zoological park.
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| | It is of course possible to have domestic
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| The oceanariums are often actually built
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| | scaled-down versions of the marine
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| in the sea, ocean, or rivers, and
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| | aquariums for those whose penchant is for
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| clear,acrylic window-partitions allow
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| | saltwater fish and animals. One advantage
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| virtual interaction between the public,
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| | is that a balance between the fish and
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| and sea creatures. Their value for
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| | plants is far more viable than it would
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| entertainment, education, and scientific
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| | be in the huge aquaria. Here the
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| research is unsurpassed. This especially
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| | necessity for expensive filtration can be
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| so when attempts are made to replicate
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| | avoided because of the symbiosis between
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| the natural environment using fiberglass
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| | the plants and the fish. The water can be
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| and other materials.
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| | artificial, in which case salinity is a
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| The symbiosis of fish and plants is still
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| | vital consideration. Alternatively,
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| practicable in large tanks. Plants
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| | especially if one lives close to the sea,
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| generate carbon dioxide, and consume
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| | it's possible to acquire salt water, but
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| dissolved oxygen. In photosynthesis,
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| | beware of introducing toxic substances,
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| triggered by bright light, plants also
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| | or alien organisms.
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| consume carbon dioxide, and generate
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| | Filtration, water circulation, and
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| oxygen. In addition, plants consume the
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| | oxygenation are not radically different
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| waste products of the fishes.
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| | to freshwater aquaria, but it's advisable
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| The logistics of rearing, and maintaining
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| | to seek professional advice to ensure one
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| fish in huge marine exhibits is
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| | gets the chemical balance and other
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| inevitably complex. The prime concern is
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| | idiosyncratic saltwater considerations
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| maintaining water purity, and the optimum
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| | right.
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| chemical balance. Accordingly, the
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