A brackish aquarium has always been quite far down the list of my things to do, but after recently setting up my first marine tank I figured why not? Having just a 63 l/14 gal aquarium available ...

making it a little awkward to calculate the dosage on a 75 l/16.5 gal aquarium. However, with a little arithmetic and some clever dilution, treatment can be scaled accordingly. As with any medication, ...

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According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Baltimore was priced at $2.75/g yesterday while the most expensive was $3.39/g, a difference of 64.0 cents per gallon. The lowest price ...

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It was a sad scene at the Bed-Stuy Aquarium Wednesday morning. The makeshift fish pond, formed in a tree pit thanks to a leaky hydrant and the efforts of some longtime residents near the corner of ...

An autumn-themed exhibition is running at the Art Aquarium Museum Ginza in Tokyo's Chuo Ward, immersing visitors in a fantastical world of dramatic lights, music and scents. The aquarium boasts ...

The hydrant even got a Google Maps designation: the Brooklyn Aquarium. “It’s on our way to the park, to the grocery store, to the bus, to the train — we see it nearly every day and we always ...

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POWELL, Ohio — The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium announced that it is going cashless. Starting Monday, the zoo will no longer accept cash. Officials say the move will support the organization’s ...

In a future war, Army tanks growling around the battlefield may be able to send live data back to their headquarters showing every time they fire a round or burn a gallon of fuel. Using that data ...