Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 223
rium made underyour own eye. Supposeyou wish one two feetlong; t^^n it should besixteen inches wide andseven inches high, or24 x 7 X 16. FigureNo. 1 shows an aquariumof the proper form and proportions, in agreement with nature. Figure No. :shews the popular but unnatural and improper form If you… … FIGURE NO. I. PROPER FORM OF AQUARUM. With a dip-net, made of an old piece of mos-quito-netting, what fun it was to explore the spacesbetween the logs of the rafts in front of the old saw-mill! and whatcurious little animalswere found lurkingthere! Little gars,whose tinv forms FIGURE NO. 2.…
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