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On Mar 23, 6:47*pm, (L u) wrote:
I also remove the plastic plants, and decoration, and then I rinse the plants and decoration with hot water. Should I be rinsing everything in the tank, or just tending to my water changes? Btw: My water has been crystal clear, lately. ![]() Thank You, Lu There really should not be anyitng or much of anything on any decor in the short time between routine water changes. I do not have any plastic plants, and no other decorations of any kind in my tanks except things that would be natural (rocks, wood etc) and commonly found in a wild environment, and none of it ever needs to be cleaned, so I have no clue about what your rinsing off and what your really cleaning up. Allyou should ever have to do is maintain water parameters, with changes and topoffs, feed and enjoy yuour fish. Your putting too much work and stress into fish keeping and if I had to houseclean a fish tank every water change I would be without any fish tanks. A periodic syphoning of gravel at most.......so what exactly is it that you feel the need to have to wash off the decorations? |
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