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Small Enclosures for Aquatic Ecology Experiments

Controlled experiments in enclosures are a useful way to study and test hypotheses about the ecology of aquatic organisms. For my graduate research, I designed and implemented a simple, sturdy and inexpensive enclosure that can be used for a variety of small-scale experiments in lakes and ponds. The basic design can be modified for different field conditions and applications in biology, ecology, limnology, and aquatic chemistry. The enclosures can be used for class laboratory exercises, or individual or group research projects.