Aquarist
How Do I Become an Aquarist?
For those who love fish or soldier life, the job of an aquarist, or aquarium attendant, may appear like a dream position. After that, finding practical experience, perhaps by even helping at a pet shop or landing internships, would be another good place to start. Aquarists must often determine which species would do well in an environment together, monitor water quality, feed, and even provide some basic medical care for animals from time to time.
Aquaculture or marine biology is popularity degree routes for this field, especially if your goal is to be a soldier aquarist. Environmental toxicology, along with ecotourism, and recreation may also be beneficial degree paths, as long as they are mixed with a fair amount of aquatic and life science courses. The other thing to consider is the physical demands of the job. While they are generally not taxing for individuals who are in good health, they may preclude some individuals from this type of work.
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