Ocean Gardens. The History of the Marine Aquarium: and the best methods now adopted for its establishment and preservation.Humphreys, Henry Noel
History
Ocean Gardens. The History of the Marine Aquarium: and the best methods now adopted for its establishment and preservation.
Humphreys, Henry Noel
Aquariums
PLATE VI.
SEA-ANEMONES, STAR-FISH, ETC.
1. _Geniaster equestres_ The Small Scarlet Star-fish 101
2. _Asterina gibbosa_ The Gibbous Star-fish 101
3. _Palmipes membranaceus_ The Bird’s-foot Star 101
4. _Cribella oculata_ The Eyed Star-fish 101
5. _Palæmon serratus_ The Common Prawn 98
6. _Edwardsia vestita_ The Clothed Sea-Anemone 54
PLATE VII.
1. _Actinia clavata_ The Nailed Sea-Anemone 55
2. _Pennatula phosphorea_ The Phosphoric Sea-pen 61
3. A Group of _Ascidians_ 86
4. A Shell of the Common
Whelk, on which are two
specimens of _Balanus_ The Acorn-shell 88
PLATE VIII.
1 & 2. _Actinia The Carnation-like Sea-Anemone
mesembrianthemum_ of different colours 57
3. _Actinia gemmacea_ The Gemmed Sea-Anemone 55
4. _Lucernaria auricula_ The Auricula-like Lucernaria 59
5. _Virgularia mirabilis_ The Rod-like Sea-Pen 62
PLATE IX.
1. _Actinia anguicoma_ The Serpent-haired Sea-Anemone 57
2. _Alyconium digitatum_ The Many-fingered Alyconium 61
3. _Echinus sphæra_ The Common Sea-Egg 103
4. _Cucumis hyalinus_ The Glassy Sea-Cucumber 89
PLATE X.
1. A group of _Serpula
contortuplicata_ The Twisted Serpula 87
2. _Actinia crassicornis_ The Thick-horned Sea-Anemone 57
PLATE XI.
A Design for a Plainly-mounted Aquarium 34
PLATE XII.
A Design for an Aquarium mounted in handsome Rustic-work 34
[Illustration]
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OCEAN GARDENS;
OR,
GLIMPSES BENEATH THE WATERS.
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CHAPTER I.
INTRODUCTION.
What the vast majority of our migratory flocks of summer and autumnal
idlers generally do and think at the sea-side, cannot be better
exemplified than by reference to the clever sketches which are found
occupying entire pages of our illustrated periodicals and newspapers,
during the season of marine migration. But the habits and customs of the
annual shoal of visitors to our watering-places, may be still more
intimately comprehended through the medium of the sprightly essays which
generally accompany those truly artistic delineations.
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