Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium
This document introduces predaceous diving beetles as unique, low-maintenance aquatic pets. It details their physical characteristics, collection methods, and care requirements. The beetles are described as aesthetically pleasing and easy to keep, with minimal care needs. The article also explains...
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This document introduces predaceous diving beetles as unique, low-maintenance aquatic pets. It details their physical characteristics, collection methods, and care requirements. The beetles are described as aesthetically pleasing and easy to keep, with minimal care needs. The article also explains how to set up a self-cleaning aquarium, emphasizing the balance between plants, gravel, and bacteria to maintain water quality. Additionally, it highlights suitable beetle species for beginners and provides feeding recommendations. The document aims to promote the enjoyment of keeping these fascinating insects while ensuring their well-being. Original publication date May 2016.
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| spelling | doaj-art-56ddc2c470e141f0bfb38eea7d80973b2025-08-20T02:40:08ZengThe University of Florida George A. Smathers LibrariesEDIS2576-00092016-05-012016510.32473/edis-fr398-2016Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning AquariumCraig Bateman 0Jiri Hulcr1University of FloridaUniversity of Florida This document introduces predaceous diving beetles as unique, low-maintenance aquatic pets. It details their physical characteristics, collection methods, and care requirements. The beetles are described as aesthetically pleasing and easy to keep, with minimal care needs. The article also explains how to set up a self-cleaning aquarium, emphasizing the balance between plants, gravel, and bacteria to maintain water quality. Additionally, it highlights suitable beetle species for beginners and provides feeding recommendations. The document aims to promote the enjoyment of keeping these fascinating insects while ensuring their well-being. Original publication date May 2016. https://journals.flvc.org/edis/article/view/138008Aquaria |
| spellingShingle | Craig Bateman Jiri Hulcr Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium EDIS Aquaria |
| title | Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium |
| title_full | Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium |
| title_fullStr | Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium |
| title_full_unstemmed | Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium |
| title_short | Predaceous Diving Beetles as Pets and the Self-Cleaning Aquarium |
| title_sort | predaceous diving beetles as pets and the self cleaning aquarium |
| topic | Aquaria |
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