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Transcribed Image Text:Q3: Construct a fish store database where:
• A fish store maintains a number of aquaria (tanks), each with a
number, name,
volume and color.
• Each tank contains a number of fish, each with an id, name, color, and
weight.
Each fish is of a particular species, which has a id, name, and preferred
food.
• Each individual fish has a number of events in its life, involving a date
and a note relating to the event.
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