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Another place and time...

FromThe Tint

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Apr 21, 2020

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As aquarists, I think we have reached the time when it’s possible to replicate the changes of natural habitats over time in the confines of our aquariums. Replicating seasons and the varying conditions they bring is a fascinating challenge for the biotope aquarium enthusiast in all of us!

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Apr 21, 2020

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"The Tint" is a podcast dedicated to lovers of natural aquariums. A place to discuss unusual aquarium concepts and ideas; a jumping-off point at the aquarium hobby's "bleeding edge." Join us for inspiration, ideas, and a sometimes provocative point of view!

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