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Chironomus ramosus Chaudhuri (1992), is one of the common tropical midges that form an abundant group of sediment-dwelling macro invertebrates of slow-flowing freshwater ecosystems of the Indian subcontinent, vulnerable to numerous fluctuating environmental conditions. Midges not only play an important role in maintaining a balanced aquatic ecosystem, being a major prey for the invertebrate and vertebrate fauna and preying upon lower invertebrates, but are also important rate determining conduits useful as indicators for water quality bioassessment (Merritt et al. 2009). In recent times, chironomid midges have emerged as a useful model system for environmental biomonitoring studies of acute and chronic toxicity of large number of pollutants of the aquatic ecosystem.

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW DESIGN OF AN INSECTARY MODEL FOR REARING AND