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25/03/2022 at 7:16 pm #4281
Vo Hoang Khanh
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    Hi Rachel,

    Regarding our chosen topic, 3.1 Solar-powered specimen tank, is the tank’s design required to be suitable for long terms containment or short terms? For providing a suitable environment for specimens, asides from water, lighting and temperature, what are the factors that we need to take into account?

    Thank you a lot!

    Khanh

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