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From: farrens@american.WISC.EDU (Matthew Farrens)
Newsgroups: rec.pets,alt.aquaria
Subject: Re: Marine Equiptment
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Date: 14 Jan 88 21:50:56 GMT
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In article <1124@inuxd.UUCP> jla@inuxd.UUCP (Joyce Andrews) writes:
>Since I am only a few feet from clean sea water, 

>	Joyce Andrews King                      
>	ihnp4!inuxd!jla
>	AT&T, Indianapolis


	I guess I didn't realize Indianapolis was a seaport.  Here all along I
thought it was in the heartland of America.

	As for the thickness of the glass, the Monterey Bay Aquarium (most
highly recommended!) has multi-thousand gallon tanks.  I think they use
plexiglass, but never the less it can be done.  They also filter during the day
and let pure seawater in at night.  Apparently pure seawater is cloudy and
reduces the opticality (?).

MF