Rapid Changes In Microbial Communities In A New Aquarium

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Great observation. Bacteria ecology in an aquarium might be equally heterogenous, especially on the surfaces.

Did you pursue a career in something close to microbiology?
Couldn't feed a family on that career. So, went into high tech cardiovascular medical device sales.
 
I know what you mean, but I also think you are putting it quite optimistically. 😎

...up a tree over a cat while fundamentals are overlooked.
See it as a way to raise the microbial diversity in a tank 😉

But you are right - it should be discussed in another thread.

Sincerely Lasse
 

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