As the seasons pass…

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As the seasons pass…

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18 minutes

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Sep 30, 2022

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Seasons come and go. Water levels in aquatic environments ebb and flow. Planet Earth goes through cycles. Fishes face constant challenges, yet have evolved over eons to adapt to them. Seasonal changes influence so much of our fishes’ life cycles.. what about approaching the “operation” of our aquariums based upon seasonal changes?

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Sep 30, 2022

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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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As the seasons pass…

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