litre
Measurement of liquid volume, equivalent to a cube measuring 10cm on each side. Standard term for 1000 cc.
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Ichthyological terms, not general ones.
Measurement of liquid volume, equivalent to a cube measuring 10cm on each side. Standard term for 1000 cc.
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A measurement of liquid, equivalent to a cube 1mm on each side. One thousandth of a cubic centimetre/centimeter.
A measurement of liquid, equivalent to a cube 1cm on each side. Also known as a cubic centimetre/centimeter.
Small aquarium of arguable definition. Freshwater nano-aquaria are generally accepted to hold between 5-10 US gallons (4.16-8.32 UK gallons; 18.93-37.85 litres) whereas in the marine hobby any aquarium with a volume of 30 US gallons (24.98 UK gallons; 113.56 litres) is generally considered to be a nano-system. These definitions vary, however. Also known as a nano tank.
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Refers to water with a salinity between that of freshwater and seawater, technically 0.5 - 30 grams of salt per litre, equivalent to 0.5 - 30 parts per thousand (ppt).
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Measure of the alkalinity of water as dictated by the presence of bicarbonate and carbonate ions. Usually expressed as parts per million, milligrams per litre, or degrees (dKH) of which 1 dKH corresponds to 17.848 ppm. Sometimes used a synonym for, but not equivalent to, temporary hardness.
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A measurement of liquid, equivalent to a cube 1cm on each side (US spelling). Also known as a millilitre, since as it is one thousandth of a litre.
A measurement of liquid, equivalent to a cube 1cm on each side. Also known as a millilitre, since it is one thousandth of a litre.
Commonest unit of measurement for carbonate hardness used in aquaria, and an abbreviation of the German term 'Karbonathärte'. 1 degree KH corresponds to a litre of water containing approximately 17.848 milligrams of calcium carbonate in solution.
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Tiny aquarium of arguable definition, but generally considered to have a volume between 2.5-5 US gallons (2.08-4.16 UK gallons; 9.46-18.93 litres). Also known as a pico tank.
Abbreviation for millilitre.