Hmmm . . . If my name were Dr. Herbert Axelrod, I'd consider myself to be an "Advanced Aquarist." Until I have accomplished half of what he did for the hobby, I'll not consider myself an advanced aquarist, besides, it's a hobby to me, not a career. I'm not one to worry about titles.
Q: Advanced Aquarist
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Really subjective.I know folks that keep many tanks,never test anything dont know much chemistry or latin.But from the results they get Id call them advanced.
Also know folks that know lots of chemistry and biology,with years of experience.And they also are advanced.
There are some fish that are more difficult to keep and breed.Maybe if you keep "advanced" fish youre an advanced aquarist.
Also know folks that know lots of chemistry and biology,with years of experience.And they also are advanced.
There are some fish that are more difficult to keep and breed.Maybe if you keep "advanced" fish youre an advanced aquarist.
I know this lady who is a fish biologist and studies salmon for a living and I think she keeps goldfish in bowls. 
