Definition of aquarist in English:

aquarist

noun ˈakwərɪstəˈkwerəst

A person who keeps an aquarium.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, responsible aquarists must work to educate beginners and others to avoid unnecessary death and destruction.
- At the other end of the spectrum, nurse sharks are popular with aquarists, though they are highly predatory, often eating other organisms in the same tank.
- They were busy adding meaning to the club, which has its objectives neatly worked out: Bring together Indian aquarists, share the knowledge of experienced aquarists, improve the standards of aquaria.
- Corallimorpharia are well known to aquarists because of their striking forms and colors, the latter often due to symbiotic zooxanthellae within the tissues of the polyp.
- She didn't even give up in December when aquarists, convinced the eggs weren't fertile, began draining her 3,600-gallon tank.
- The tank is therefore cleaned daily by a stream of divers, mostly volunteers, under the watchful eye of the North Rock aquarist.
- The huge Queensland groper is Dom, after the aquarist who trapped it.
- ‘I know that some aquarists have trouble with certain anemones proliferating in their aquarium, so at least some anemones reproduce in captivity,’ he said.
- I am not an aquarist, but my wife has a 44-gallon freshwater tank that is always crystal-clear.
- White worms are easy to raise. A plastic shoebox from the dollar store will meet the needs of most aquarists.
- Salt-water aquarists may already know what Trichoplax is - it's a common salt-water scavenger that crops up on the glass walls of aquaria, sliding around and eating algae.
- Under a microscope, aquarists saw developing eyes and pulsing mantles.
- The main culprits for the release of invasive plants are actually aquarists and gardeners who unwittingly dump excess quantities of problem species into the countryside.
- Butterflyfishes are one of the most popular tropical fishes with divers and aquarists.
- Using case studies and projections, this book is an excellent source of information for marine biologists, oceanographers, aquarists, and fishery scientists.
- Feeding the Daphnia is where most aquarists fail.
- ‘These sharks are a targeted species for anglers in Tralee Bay and are becoming quite rare for various reasons,’ the aquarist told us.
- You can then gift a fellow aquarist with the culture to begin a vinegar eel colony of their own.

Definition of aquarist in US English:

aquarist

nounəˈkwerəst

A person who keeps an aquarium.
Example sentencesExamples
- The main culprits for the release of invasive plants are actually aquarists and gardeners who unwittingly dump excess quantities of problem species into the countryside.
- Butterflyfishes are one of the most popular tropical fishes with divers and aquarists.
- Finally, responsible aquarists must work to educate beginners and others to avoid unnecessary death and destruction.
- Feeding the Daphnia is where most aquarists fail.
- Using case studies and projections, this book is an excellent source of information for marine biologists, oceanographers, aquarists, and fishery scientists.
- The tank is therefore cleaned daily by a stream of divers, mostly volunteers, under the watchful eye of the North Rock aquarist.
- ‘I know that some aquarists have trouble with certain anemones proliferating in their aquarium, so at least some anemones reproduce in captivity,’ he said.
- Corallimorpharia are well known to aquarists because of their striking forms and colors, the latter often due to symbiotic zooxanthellae within the tissues of the polyp.
- Salt-water aquarists may already know what Trichoplax is - it's a common salt-water scavenger that crops up on the glass walls of aquaria, sliding around and eating algae.
- The huge Queensland groper is Dom, after the aquarist who trapped it.
- White worms are easy to raise. A plastic shoebox from the dollar store will meet the needs of most aquarists.
- At the other end of the spectrum, nurse sharks are popular with aquarists, though they are highly predatory, often eating other organisms in the same tank.
- Under a microscope, aquarists saw developing eyes and pulsing mantles.
- I am not an aquarist, but my wife has a 44-gallon freshwater tank that is always crystal-clear.
- They were busy adding meaning to the club, which has its objectives neatly worked out: Bring together Indian aquarists, share the knowledge of experienced aquarists, improve the standards of aquaria.
- She didn't even give up in December when aquarists, convinced the eggs weren't fertile, began draining her 3,600-gallon tank.
- You can then gift a fellow aquarist with the culture to begin a vinegar eel colony of their own.
- ‘These sharks are a targeted species for anglers in Tralee Bay and are becoming quite rare for various reasons,’ the aquarist told us.

单词	aquarist
释义	Definition of aquarist in English: aquarist noun ˈakwərɪstəˈkwerəst A person who keeps an aquarium. Example sentencesExamples Finally, responsible aquarists must work to educate beginners and others to avoid unnecessary death and destruction. At the other end of the spectrum, nurse sharks are popular with aquarists, though they are highly predatory, often eating other organisms in the same tank. They were busy adding meaning to the club, which has its objectives neatly worked out: Bring together Indian aquarists, share the knowledge of experienced aquarists, improve the standards of aquaria. Corallimorpharia are well known to aquarists because of their striking forms and colors, the latter often due to symbiotic zooxanthellae within the tissues of the polyp. She didn't even give up in December when aquarists, convinced the eggs weren't fertile, began draining her 3,600-gallon tank. The tank is therefore cleaned daily by a stream of divers, mostly volunteers, under the watchful eye of the North Rock aquarist. The huge Queensland groper is Dom, after the aquarist who trapped it. ‘I know that some aquarists have trouble with certain anemones proliferating in their aquarium, so at least some anemones reproduce in captivity,’ he said. I am not an aquarist, but my wife has a 44-gallon freshwater tank that is always crystal-clear. White worms are easy to raise. A plastic shoebox from the dollar store will meet the needs of most aquarists. Salt-water aquarists may already know what Trichoplax is - it's a common salt-water scavenger that crops up on the glass walls of aquaria, sliding around and eating algae. Under a microscope, aquarists saw developing eyes and pulsing mantles. The main culprits for the release of invasive plants are actually aquarists and gardeners who unwittingly dump excess quantities of problem species into the countryside. Butterflyfishes are one of the most popular tropical fishes with divers and aquarists. Using case studies and projections, this book is an excellent source of information for marine biologists, oceanographers, aquarists, and fishery scientists. Feeding the Daphnia is where most aquarists fail. ‘These sharks are a targeted species for anglers in Tralee Bay and are becoming quite rare for various reasons,’ the aquarist told us. You can then gift a fellow aquarist with the culture to begin a vinegar eel colony of their own. Definition of aquarist in US English: aquarist nounəˈkwerəst A person who keeps an aquarium. Example sentencesExamples The main culprits for the release of invasive plants are actually aquarists and gardeners who unwittingly dump excess quantities of problem species into the countryside. Butterflyfishes are one of the most popular tropical fishes with divers and aquarists. Finally, responsible aquarists must work to educate beginners and others to avoid unnecessary death and destruction. Feeding the Daphnia is where most aquarists fail. Using case studies and projections, this book is an excellent source of information for marine biologists, oceanographers, aquarists, and fishery scientists. The tank is therefore cleaned daily by a stream of divers, mostly volunteers, under the watchful eye of the North Rock aquarist. ‘I know that some aquarists have trouble with certain anemones proliferating in their aquarium, so at least some anemones reproduce in captivity,’ he said. Corallimorpharia are well known to aquarists because of their striking forms and colors, the latter often due to symbiotic zooxanthellae within the tissues of the polyp. Salt-water aquarists may already know what Trichoplax is - it's a common salt-water scavenger that crops up on the glass walls of aquaria, sliding around and eating algae. The huge Queensland groper is Dom, after the aquarist who trapped it. White worms are easy to raise. A plastic shoebox from the dollar store will meet the needs of most aquarists. At the other end of the spectrum, nurse sharks are popular with aquarists, though they are highly predatory, often eating other organisms in the same tank. Under a microscope, aquarists saw developing eyes and pulsing mantles. I am not an aquarist, but my wife has a 44-gallon freshwater tank that is always crystal-clear. They were busy adding meaning to the club, which has its objectives neatly worked out: Bring together Indian aquarists, share the knowledge of experienced aquarists, improve the standards of aquaria. She didn't even give up in December when aquarists, convinced the eggs weren't fertile, began draining her 3,600-gallon tank. You can then gift a fellow aquarist with the culture to begin a vinegar eel colony of their own. ‘These sharks are a targeted species for anglers in Tralee Bay and are becoming quite rare for various reasons,’ the aquarist told us.
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