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Frost2351

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How can having too much plant life in a body of water adversely affect the amount of oxygen in the water?
 
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What does the closed-loop system used for producing aquarium fish consist of?
 
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Answer to Question 1

If the plant population in a body of water is too thick, the sun can be shaded from the lower levels of the water. This results in the plants at the bottom not having enough sunlight for photosynthesis, which means that they cannot produce oxygen.

Answer to Question 2

Aquarium fish are usually raised in a closed-loop system, which consists of a tank, a filtration system, and an aeration system.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 21, 2018
Excellent


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