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September 1st 06, 02:25 PM
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bowl, gravel cleaning after fish dies
I had a betta fish and it
died. I want to get another but know I must clean the bowl and gravel before putting a new one in it. What is the best way to clean these so they are free of anything that might have killed the previous fish? Thanks in advance Nicki 
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