The Care of Home Aquaria
The Care of Home Aquaria
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In early spring the eggs may be collected and the young reared. The eggs of the frogs are laid in gelatinous masses, those of the toad in long strings.
Of the numerous salamanders, the pale axolotl and the com- mon mud-puppy (Nectiirus) both of which have external gills, are easily kept. The eggs of the mud-puppy can often be ob- tained in large masses in ponds in early spring, and the larvae may be reared as easily as those of the frog. The most attractive of the native salamanders is the comm...on or spotted water newt (Diemictylus viridescens) . These beautiful and graceful little animals, though without gills, live well in the aquarium, since they are apparently able to absorb sufficient oxygen through the skin. They swim readily with the limbs folded against the sides, o K O P.
o H f> H Q B 5i ;?: I— i p:; o THE CARE OF HOME AQUARIA 33 COMMON SALT-WATER SHRIMP.
Tlie\' live well in the small aquarium, but not in such great numbers.
and climb with ease among the vegetation. The eggs of the newt are laid singly among water plants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In early spring the eggs may be collected and the young reared. The eggs of the frogs are laid in gelatinous masses, those of the toad in long strings.
Of the numerous salamanders, the pale axolotl and the com- mon mud-puppy (Nectiirus) both of which have external gills, are easily kept. The eggs of the mud-puppy can often be ob- tained in large masses in ponds in early spring, and the larvae may be reared as easily as those of the frog. The most attractive of the native salamanders is the comm...on or spotted water newt (Diemictylus viridescens) . These beautiful and graceful little animals, though without gills, live well in the aquarium, since they are apparently able to absorb sufficient oxygen through the skin. They swim readily with the limbs folded against the sides, o K O P.
o H f> H Q B 5i ;?: I— i p:; o THE CARE OF HOME AQUARIA 33 COMMON SALT-WATER SHRIMP.
Tlie\' live well in the small aquarium, but not in such great numbers.
and climb with ease among the vegetation. The eggs of the newt are laid singly among water plants.
What to read after The Care of Home Aquaria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Carroll Osburn to read onlineMoreLess
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