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October 10th 05, 10:10 PM
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moving a 5 gallon aquarium
I have a 5 gallon planted aquarium, and I will be moving in a few
months locally. I have read that you should completly empty the tank, but I was wondering if I could leave the substrate alone because it's a small tank? I have three inches of substrate, one inch each of clay, soil, and gravel. Thanks  
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